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Muravera, long white beaches
Muravera is the most important centre of Sarrabus-Gerrei
and it's located along the Orientale Sarda main road. It
was ruled by the Pisans until 1324, and since then it was
protected by the Carroz family, part of the county of Quirra,
until 1839 when this kind of domain was abolished. Inside the small
town you can visit monuments of historical importance: the Late
Gothic church of San Nicola (1400) and the Portico Petretto of the
19th Century.
On the coast stand the Torre dei Dieci Cavalli (The
tower of the ten horses) of the 16th Century and Torre Salinas,
erected in order to contrast Saracen attacks.
Not only sand and
clear water in the marina of San Giovanni, but also a kiosk where
you can freshen up after a beach-volley match, a pedal boat rental
and the homonymous fish-pond, where dozens of different fish
species are farmed and then can tasted in every restaurant of the
zone Torre Salinas beach, wedged into rocks which separate it from
Colostrai, is not far from the salina where beautiful pink floyds can
find a natural oasis for some months every year.
Colostrai dal 1989 è un’area protetta dove la pesca è permessa esclusivamente ad una cooperativa di pescatori, che ha salvaguardato nel tempo le specie più rare.
Moreover,
Cristolaxedu and Colostrai, endless finest sand beaches surrounded
by incontaminated nature and the expanse of water of
Colostrai where cormorants, pink floys, herons and dabchicks can
rest in the hottest months. It has been a protected area since 1989
and only a fishermen's cooperative, which has safeguarded the
rarest species, is allowed to fish. Costa Rei, half way between
Muravera and Villasimius, is without any doubts the most known
spot of Muravera. Muravera has a small but efficient hospital, all
kinds of shops, an info-point and a local radio which plays the
songs of the summer. During the summer we can count many
feasts and festivals. The pedestrain zone in the centre of the area,
makes it possible for people to have a walk or go shopping in complete
tranquillity
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