Tortoli (Sardinia)

Tortolì is a town in the Province of Nuoro, Sardinia. It is known for its beautiful beaches and natural wonders, associated with traditions and historical areas. Tortolì is also the port of Ogliastra, the gateway to a surprising world with a wide variety of landscapes. In the Arbatax area, stand out the Rocce Rosse, literally red rocks, a natural monument that sticks straight up out of the emerald blue sea along the shore offering a truly amazing colour contrast. It is here that the Rocce Rosse Blues festival is held. The sea around Tortolì is magnificent, it is the shoreline that has most often been awarded the FEE’s Blue Flag. Cala Moresca, Lido di Orrì beach, Cala Ginepro are some of the most beautiful beaches. The village offers beautiful monuments such as u Logu de s’Iscultura museum of modern art, the torre San Miguel and the former Cathedral of Sant’Andrea.