Discover the Coral Riviera

The city, also called “Little Barcelona,” still maintains a strong Catalan identity.

The sea is the soul of Alghero, an ancient Catalan seaside town and capital of the Coral Riviera.

Tarmac route to be done by bike of about 45 km.
Outside Camping Laguna Blu pass the traffic circle and proceed straight ahead toward Porto Conte. The road ends with a fork, left El Faro and right Capo Caccia, turn right.

The origin of the Neptune Caves dates back to the Neolithic period; in fact, they are thought to have been formed about 2 million years ago. The caves, which stretch for about 4 km, consist of several halls where you can see stalactites and stalagmites, a pond, and even a beach that was once a refuge for monk seals.

The territory of Alghero is characterized by the variety of environments, from the sea to the lagoon, from the beaches to the hills, and the richness of flora and fauna.

The Coral Riviera owes its name to the important presence in its waters of red coral used for making beautiful jewelry.

The island of Asinara is located in the north of Sardinia in the territory of Porto Torres and is characterized by a narrow, elongated shape with a very indented coastline.

An itinerary that will take you through the long history of Alghero, dominated over the course of 6,000 years by Phoenicians, Romans and Spaniards who strongly influenced the city so much that Alghero is nicknamed Barceloneta.

Tarmac route to be done by bike of about 45 km.
Outside Camping Laguna Blu pass the traffic circle and proceed straight ahead toward Porto Conte. The road ends with a fork, left El Faro and right Capo Caccia, turn right.

The sea is the soul of Alghero, an ancient Catalan seaside town and capital of the Coral Riviera.

The origin of the Neptune Caves dates back to the Neolithic period; in fact, they are thought to have been formed about 2 million years ago. The caves, which stretch for about 4 km, consist of several halls where you can see stalactites and stalagmites, a pond, and even a beach that was once a refuge for monk seals.

The territory of Alghero is characterized by the variety of environments, from the sea to the lagoon, from the beaches to the hills, and the richness of flora and fauna.

The Coral Riviera owes its name to the important presence in its waters of red coral used for making beautiful jewelry.

The island of Asinara is located in the north of Sardinia in the territory of Porto Torres and is characterized by a narrow, elongated shape with a very indented coastline.

The city, also called “Little Barcelona,” still maintains a strong Catalan identity.

An itinerary that will take you through the long history of Alghero, dominated over the course of 6,000 years by Phoenicians, Romans and Spaniards who strongly influenced the city so much that Alghero is nicknamed Barceloneta.