Porto Flavia is one of the most spectacular mining sites in Southern Sardinia, a port suspended above the sea intended for loading ore onto large steamers. It is a jewel of mining art that overlooks the splendid Iglesiente sea.
Visiting Porto Flavia and the area of the wonderful Masua beach with an exclusive tour guide allows you to enjoy the beauty of the place, without having to wait at the ticket office, taking advantage of a personalized guide service, with a special discount on the Porto Flavia ticket.
We will first visit the beach of Masua and the ancient pier from 1915, and then set off on foot, with a splendid panoramic walk, towards the site of Porto Flavia (about 1 km), telling the story of the miners who gave life to this wonder of mining engineering. We will visit the inside of the Mining Gallery, see the impressive silos and the ancient mining tools. Return on foot to Masua beach.
Arrival in the town of Nebida, where there is the meeting point with the Guide. Short briefing on the experience and illustration of the characteristics of the area.
Masua beach is a wonderful bay marked by the remains of historic mining buildings: a large stone warehouse and the columns and pier of an ancient port from 1915 intended for loading minerals into small sailing boats. Full of natural charm, it will be an evocative first stop on our journey.
We will see the beautiful coast between Masua and Porto Flavia from above as we walk through a pine forest just above the Bega Sa Canna beach. The beautiful green and purple shale rocks contrast with the crystalline sea, while in the distance we will admire the imposing silhouette of Pan di Zucchero.
Porto Flavia is one of the most spectacular mining sites in Southern Sardinia, a mining port overlooking the splendid Iglesiente sea, for everyone a place of charm where one is enchanted by the landscape and the genius of the work.
We will visit the suggestive road tunnel, where the mining train passed, up to the final part, where the train turned passing in front of one of the most beautiful views of Sardinia, in front of Pan di Zucchero. We will always return on foot, stopping to admire the deep and impressive mineral deposits, the rocks, the concretions, the miners' tools.
In front of the entrance to the La Piazzetta ice cream bar in Nebida.
At the Porto Flavia ticket office they will only have to collect and pay for the ticket, without queuing.
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