Nuraghe Mannu
A Nuragic stone tower and village ruins built on a sea-cliff terrace, overlooking the Gulf of Orosei, a few minutes' drive from Cala Gonone.
Nuraghe Mannu lies on the road south of Cala Gonone toward Cala Fuili, on a terrace about 200 m above sea level. Its main feature is a single-tower nuraghe, with the remains of stone houses around it that were later also used during the Roman period. The site is modest in size, but the view is wide, overlooking Cala Gonone and the whole bay. Admission is about €4, and a visit takes 30–45 minutes. It is open in summer and can be combined with a stop at Cala Fuili.
Opening hours
Approx. April–October, 09:00 to sunset
Nearby sights
- Cala Fuili
- Grotta del Bue Marino
- Cala Gonone Village & Harbour
- Cala Luna
- Dorgali
- Grotta di Ispinigoli
- Cala Sisine
- Cala Cartoe