Orosei e le sue spiagge

Orosei, located on the east coast of Sardinia, is a gem that offers a combination of breathtaking beaches, hidden coves, local traditions and hiking opportunities both by sea and inland. Here's a detailed picture of what you can expect:

Some beaches and cales

- *Marina di Orosei Beach*: A long expanse of fine sand, ideal for families. The crystal clear waters are perfect for swimming and water sports.

- *Cala Liberotto*: Characterised by an enchanting landscape, with cliffs and small bays, it is an ideal place for those looking for tranquillity.

- *Cala Ginepro*: Famous for its turquoise waters and seabeds rich in marine life, it is perfect for snorkelling.

- *Cala Osalla*: A corner of paradise surrounded by uncontaminated nature, ideal for those who like to discover less crowded places.

Local Customs

Gastronomy: Oroseina cuisine is typical of Sardinia, with dishes such as culurgiones (stuffed pasta) and porceddu (roasted suckling pig). Don't forget to try local wines like Cannonau.

- *Traditional Festivals*: Religious celebrations and festivals are an integral part of social life. The feast of St. John, for example, is a very heartfelt event.

### Excursions by Sea

- *Boat Trips*: You can explore the wonders of the coast, visiting sea caves and islets such as the Island of Ogliastra. Many tours offer the opportunity to swim in isolated bays.

- *Snorkeling and Diving*: The seabed of the area is rich in biodiversity, making it the ideal area for sea lovers.

### Excursions in the hinterland

- *On Barchile and Mount Tuttavista*: Trekking routes that offer spectacular views of the coast and the surrounding countryside.

- *Visits to Traditional Villages: Places like *Galtellì and Dorgali offer a dip in Sardinian history and traditions, with the possibility of tasting typical products.

- *National Park of the Gulf of Orosei and Gennargentu*: A protected area that offers numerous hiking trails, with unique flora and fauna.