Dorgali
A hill town that is the parent municipality of Cala Gonone, known for handmade rugs, gold and silver jewelry and red wine, with an archaeology museum and a base for exploring inland sites.
Dorgali lies at the foot of Monte Bonacardo and is the parent town of Cala Gonone. Its main street, Corso Umberto, is lined with traditional handmade rugs, gold and silver filigree jewelry workshops, leather shops and a wine cooperative. The local Cannonau red wine is quite well known. The town's archaeology museum displays finds from nearby Nuragic sites and can be combined with a ticket to Serra Orrios. It is about 15 minutes' drive from Cala Gonone through a tunnel.
Opening hours
All day; shops closed for lunch approx. 13:00–16:30
Nearby sights
- Grotta di Ispinigoli
- Nuraghe Mannu
- Cala Gonone Village & Harbour
- Cala Fuili
- Grotta del Bue Marino
- Serra Orrios Nuragic Village
- Cala Luna
- Cala Cartoe