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6-Hour North Sardinia Hidden Gems Tour with Farm Dinner

6 Hours Round trip from 07020 Palau Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Visit the unique Li Mizzani Giants' Tomb
02 Pay your respects at the church of San Giorgio
03 Explore Porto Rafael overlooking La Maddalena Archipelago National Park
04 Savour authentic cuisine in a traditional Gallurese 'stazzo'

Explore some little-known monuments of North Sardinia on this 6-hour tour, from the Li Mizzani Giants' Tomb to the little church of San Giorgio. Continue to Porto Rafael, a charming seaside settlement facing La Maddalena Archipelago National Park, with its quaint piazza and white houses framed by colourful gardens. The experience ends with the chance to enjoy authentic north-eastern Sardinian cuisine in a real 'stazzo', a typical Gallurese farm, while learning about ancient traditions and cultivation methods.

Start the tour with a visit to the Giants' Tomb of Li Mizzani, considered by astro-archaeologists to be one of the most powerful sources of natural magnetism in Sardinia and believed to have exceptional medicinal properties for various pathologies.

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At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 6 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Yes

Cities Sardinia, La Maddalena

Languages English, French, Italian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Li Mizzani, Porto Rafael and Farm Dinner

Start the tour with a visit to the Giants' Tomb of Li Mizzani, considered by astro-archaeologists to be one of the most powerful sources of natural magnetism in Sardinia and believed to have exceptional medicinal properties for various pathologies.
Head to the little church of San Giorgio, built in 1675 by a group of hermits who lived in total isolation in an area considered sacred since the most remote prehistoric times.
Then move towards the sea to Porto Rafael, a small tourist settlement facing La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. Founded in the 1960s by the Spanish Count Rafael Neville de Berlanga del Duero, this tourist hub is characterised by a quaint piazza overlooking Cala Inglese, also known as the 'Porto Rafael pool', and by white houses bordered by colourful gardens.
Next, go up to the panoramic square of Barrage.
At the end, enjoy dinner at one of the best farm restaurants in North Sardinia for a very convenient price.