Lunch With The Shepherds Of Orgosolo From Costa Smeralda

The cave is dominated by an enormous 38-metre high limestone column, one of the tallest stalactite-stalagmite examples in Europe. In the past it was known as the Virgins’ Abyss, a name with haunting significance, as archeological research has discovered the site was probably used by the Phoenician as a sacrificial well.

ount Ortobene where, from the top, you can have a spectacular view of the whole Supramonte.

dinian open air cooking, among the ancient holm-oaks. This special lunch with the shepherds will enable you to discover the genuine flavours of this ancient land, enhanced by the full-bodied local wine, Cannonau – strong in both colour and taste. On the way back we will visit the centre of Orgosolo with its famous murals.