
Costa Verde: Sardinia Wild Coast With Dunes, Mines, and Empty Beaches
Sardinia Costa Verde holds Europe largest active dune system at Piscinas, abandoned mining heritage, and the most undeveloped stretch of coastline on the island.
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Sardinia Costa Verde holds Europe largest active dune system at Piscinas, abandoned mining heritage, and the most undeveloped stretch of coastline on the island.

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