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The region of lower Sulcis, making part of the broader Sulcis area, looks out on the south-western coast of the island and comprises about ten municipalities belonging to the province of Carbonia-Iglesias (Teulada, S. Anna Arresi, Masainas, Giba, Piscinas, Santadi, Villaperuccio, Tratalias, Nuxis, Perdaxius). The territory is rich in natural and environmental resources. The region comprises a coastal area, from Cape Spartivento to Porto Botte, fringed with amazing beaches and cliffs, and an inner zone, interestingly alternating mountainous or hilly lands to plains.
Wildlife enthusiasts may find countless places and
itineraries here, from the
caves of ‘Is Zuddas’ to
the enchanted woods of
Pantaleo, till the
breath-taking views of
Punta Sebera, in a
continuous, exciting exploration.
History has marked the territory with pre-Nuragic villages, menhirs, ‘domus de janas’, ‘
giants’ tombs’ (‘tombe di giganti’), nuraghi and Punic-Roman settlements, till the characteristic
furriadroxius and medaus, rural settlements having farming and pastoral purposes, dating back from
the 18th century onwards, in contrast with the depopulation of the territory occurred during the
Middle Ages.