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The Reserve – which encompasses a total of 5,300 hectares of landscapes unlike any other in the Mediterranean – offers even the most experienced visitors a plethora of new, sustainable excursions, taking in everything from climbing and "vie ferrate" (mountain routes equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders and bridges) to paragliding, off-road mountain biking and trekking.

One of the first stops on your journey of discovery through the inland areas of Alghero is sure to be a visit to the "sleeping giant". ...

The Porto Conte Nature Reserve, where you are sure to enjoy a great day out, even in autumn.

Facing Capo Caccia, the Punta Giglio promontory encompasses the water of the bay of Porto Conte.

Lake Baratz, Sardinia's only natural lake and a place of extraordinary value in terms of its natural history, is one of the favourite destinations in this area.

For lovers of nature and animals, another interesting destination near Alghero is the Arca di Noè Reserve.
