Goni is a characteristic Sardinian village with an economy almost entirely based on pastoral activity. It stands isolated in the centre of this wild, uninhabited mountain region and is overlooked by the striking Goni Nuraghe.

Among the places to visit are the Romanesque church of San Basilio, the grotto of "Bau Crabas" and the "Domu e' S'Orku" Nuraghe.
Another fascinating trip is to the dam on Lake Mulargia, surrounded by majestic mountains. However, Goni is worth a visit just to see the extraordinary "Pranu Mutteddu" megalithic necropolis.
The beaches of the Sarrabus district are just a few minutes' drive from Goni.