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Baunei | What to see and where to stay, Supramonte

Baunei

Clinging to a limestone ledge at 480 metres, Baunei is the gateway to the seaside Supramonte: from here you climb to the Golgo and descend to the Mediterranean's finest coves. A shepherds' village turned trekking capital.

Details and how to get there

## The vertical village Baunei is walked uphill: steep alleys, stone houses, murals of agro-pastoral life, and at every corner a sweeping view down the valley to the sea.

From the viewpoint at the village entrance you can see the coast to Arbatax on clear days.

## The Golgo The road climbing behind the church reaches the Golgo plateau in ten hairpins: goats, donkeys and pigs graze free among juniper sheepfolds and the chasm of Su Sterru, a 270-metre karst abyss.

The rural church of San Pietro, with its ancient betyls, is the community's spiritual heart.

## At the table Baunei is the place for shepherds' cooking: kid goat, suckling pig, culurgiones and cheese from the Golgo refuges.

On the plateau you dine beneath holm oaks after a hike — always book in summer.

At a glance

From I Mandorli: about 15 minutes by car

Don't miss: gulf viewpoint, Golgo plateau, San Pietro church

Frequently asked questions

What to see in Baunei in half a day?

Viewpoint and old town in the morning, then the Golgo plateau with Su Sterru and San Pietro, ending with lunch at a plateau restaurant.

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