A Guide to Palau

Palau is located on the border between the archipelago of the Maddalena and the road for Sassari in a strategic position. The city is on one of the most expensive stretches of land in the whole of Sardinia. The historic centre of Palau has developed along the via Nazionale. Sights to see include the Church of Madonna delle Grazie, Palazzo Fresi, the Giants Tombs, Li Mezzani, Nuraghe Luchìa and Saiacciu.

The beach of Punta Nera is easily accessible from the residential area of Palau. In the close vicinity one finds stunning picturesque bays and beaches, between Rada di Mezzoschifo and the mouth of the River Liscia lie the beaches of Sciumara, Punta Sardegna, Cala di Trana and Porto Pollo.

Travelling from Cala Casotto to the Saline Gulf one passes by the Stintino Fortress, and the beaches of Cala Capra, the Saline Gulf and Vena Longa. The town’s festivities include the Festa of St Maria delle Grazie, the Festa of St Antonio and the Annual Windsurfing Competitions.