It’s a valley that gently slopes down to the sea, nestled between two granite ridges, revealing stunning coves with turquoise waters contrasting against the golden hues of the rocks and the lush green of the Mediterranean scrub. Perfect for trekking enthusiasts, this scenic spot offers an unparalleled experience for those seeking to explore Sardinia’s natural beauty while enjoying breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Capo Testa is a small peninsula located in northern Sardinia, just a few kilometers from Santa Teresa di Gallura. It overlooks the Strait of Bonifacio and is connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus, bordered by two beautiful beaches. The promontory is characterized by the typical wind-eroded granite rocks of Gallura and spans a perimeter of around ten kilometers. Since the early 1970s, Capo Testa has grown as a tourist destination and is now considered one of the most stunning and beloved sites in Gallura and all of Sardinia, especially popular with hiking and outdoor enthusiasts.