Trinità d'Agultu

Trinità d'Agultu e Vignola is a municipality in northern Sardinia, within the historic Gallura region, in the province of Sassari. The area stretches from an inland landscape of Mediterranean scrubland and granite formations to a coastline that includes the hamlet of Isola Rossa, a former fishing village recognisable by its Spanish watchtower and small harbour. Nearby, Costa Paradiso is known for its coves and pink granite rocks shaped by erosion, offering scenery typical of this part of Sardinia. Its proximity to the Costa Smeralda and towns such as Santa Teresa Gallura and Castelsardo makes it easy to explore the wider region. The Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers, is well suited to outdoor pursuits including swimming, diving, coastal walking and boat trips to nearby islands. Local cuisine centres on seafood, Sardinian cured meats and pecorino cheese. Trinità d'Agultu therefore serves as a convenient base for discovering northern Sardinia, combining coastal scenery with a granite-studded hinterland.