Nature and mines

• Villamassargia
  
  
• Iglesias
  Visitors should not miss the State owned forest of Manganai, rich in fascinating species of flora and fauna. Another 'must' is the Nebida - Masua coastline, with the two mining complexes, all of which make up one of the most beautiful and striking panoramas in Sardinia. The extraordinary Porto Flavia mine is situated half way up the rock face and looks out on the sea and the splendid rock mass known as
  "Pan di Zucchero".
  
  
• Fluminimaggiore
  The Temple of Antas and the Su Mannau Grotto are of particular interest.
  
  
  
• Arbus
  Visitors should not miss the spectacular Costa Verde, with the splendid beaches of Piscinas and the Ingurtosu mines.
  
  
• Guspini
  An authentic jewel is the hamlet of Montevecchio. The beautiful town is situated in the centre of a mining complex, which was once one of the most productive in Europe.
  Visitors can admire the magnificent Management Building, now used as a museum, and the mines, which are now in disuse.
  
  

• Villacidro
  Villacidro is a paradise for trekking enthusiasts. We recommend a trip to the Sa Spendula waterfall, which received international recognition after G. D'Annunzio visited the area in 1882 and dedicated a poem to this natural beauty, as well as the waterfall of Muru Mannu, 70 m high and the tallest in Sardinia.