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Sardinia is beautiful sea in the popular imagination, the warm sun, summer fun and why not relaxing. But the island has much more to offer, and it seems that the new initiatives that are slowly turning, have the aim of proposing the fascinating Sardinia   routes, designed to explore the territory, tradition and gastronomy island, some very exceptional. The process starts with the rediscovery of known Barbagia and its traditions, which are proving surprisingly still alive, but in recent weeks is the proposal to rediscover and live the beautiful forests sardines.   The project takes its name, open forest, and aims to bring together local and foreign tourists to the wonderful green, often unknown. Routes will show the treasures of nature shy and well hidden. The event that began April 5 will end May 17, and plans to merge environmental beauty, history, gastronomic tours and traditional economy. The institution that promotes the initiative and forestry that will accompany the visitors on Sundays in April and May to explore the forests of Settefratelli. Do not miss the opportunity to participate in organized tours, sales and tastings of local products, short courses in environmental education, nature walks, cave tourism activities, appointments, places of cultural and archaeological interest, with possible visits to the many botanical gardens. There are various exhibitions, book presentations and projections really interesting and inevitable. To better accommodate the flow of tourists to the various hotels and activated numerous farmhouses in the area ready to accommodate visitors with his usual courtesy.

The dates are numerous, include:

- Marganai (Iglesias-Domusnovas-Fluminimaggiore): Sunday 19 April;

- State Forest Pixinamanna (Pula): Sunday, April 26;

- Crastazza-Tepilora (Bitti): Sunday, May 3;

- State Forest Montarbu (Seui): Sunday, May 10;

- State Forest Montes (Orgosolo): Sunday 17 May.

Claudia Zedda

Emerald green waters, breathtaking backdrops, excellent and sublime coastlines, seascapes but slowly depopulation of life. This must have been to encourage the creation of a protected area which is, by now several years old, from Capo Boi in Punta Porceddus and is known by the name of a protected marine area of Capo Carbonara. No limit on relief for tourists who will have full access and freedom of bathing waters are part of the park. As the only constraint is impossible to fish, just when we take into account the amazing wildlife that lives on the water villasimiuesi. The area has been established with precision in 1998 and is characterized by rugged granite walls that have coastlines, dotted with dense and less dense maquis. Suggestive of the pond will be noticed, divided from the sea by a strip of white sand, inhabited by flamingos, gulls, shearwaters and sneezing. This is true even for the two beautiful islands that belong to the protected territories, Isola dei Cavoli, and the sublime Serpentara. Two islands steeped in history, two islands of countryside   exceptional. Are opened to these daily excursions, which make use of motorboats and sailboats some others that offer tourists the chance to spend a day full of novelty and adventure. Spanning a good part of what has protected the coast, stopping in the most charming coves and less crowded. You can practice, during breaks snorkeling, or you can entrust myself totally to the sun, taking care of your tan cautiously.

Opportunities for exploring the beautiful coastline, you will more numerous in conjunction with the Passover, during which Villasimius and the surrounding areas take to awaken and inaugurated the works for the coming of the new season. Several last minute packages that are offered, cost effectively and   Interesting, many residences or hotels that offer themselves as recreational facilities, but there are also campsites and the chance to rent houses for a week or more. Be reported 17 to 19   April, the event moves Muravera years, the Festival of Citrus with meetings and folklore shows of primary importance.

Claudia Zedda