A journey through the breathtaking scenery of Northern Sardinia: five stops featuring crystal-clear waters, stone villages and cultural heritage sites waiting to be discovered. A journey to discover the soul of Salude & Trigu, through authentic experiences and local wonders.
- Castelsardo – the seaside
village The ideal starting point for exploring Northern Sardinia, Castelsardo welcomes you with its cobbled streets, views over the Gulf of Asinara and the history of the Doria family. Visit the Doria Castle, home to the Museum of Mediterranean Weaving, and enjoy a sunset from the Bastion. - Isola Rossa – sea, relaxation and sport
Continuing along the coast, you’ll reach Isola Rossa, famous for its white sandy beaches and distinctive red granite rock. It’s the perfect destination for lovers of the sea and surfing: on windy days, the waves attract sports enthusiasts from all over the island. Don’t miss a stop at the Aragonese Tower, the symbol of this seaside village. - Luras – mysteries and megaliths
Heading inland, you’ll reach Luras, known for its archaeological heritage and its thousand-year-old wild olive trees. Visit the Galluras Museum, where you can discover traditional local tools and the famous ‘casa della femina agabbadora’. Nearby, admire the wild olive tree of Santu Baltolu, one of the oldest trees in Europe. - Tempio Pausania – the granite
capital Nestled in lush greenery, Tempio Pausania is built entirely of granite. Take a stroll through the historic centre and visit the Bernardo De Muro Museum, dedicated to the famous Gallura tenor. Tempio is also the perfect starting point for exploring Mount Limbara and discovering the area’s crystal-clear springs. - Aggius – a village of culture and landscape
The final stop is Aggius, one of the most picturesque villages in Gallura. Here you can visit the MEOC, the largest ethnographic museum in Sardegna, and the Museum of Banditry, which tells the island’s history from a unique perspective. Surrounding the village are natural landscapes of rare beauty, featuring granite formations sculpted by the wind and an ancient silence.
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