Argentiera is a wild and barren stretch of coastline, which is particularly awesome because of the abandoned mining village located nearby.
The grey sandy beach has an exceptional view of the wooden skeleton of the mineral washery and entrances to several mine pits, which are immersed in the surrounding countryside.
Plenty of fish and lobsters can be found at this spectacular beach as well as the Corsican gull, which uses the beach as a nesting ground. The beach is perfect for this because of the rocky coastline.
Facilities
Bar at 150 metres.
Directions: <P><STRONG><U>How to Get There</U></STRONG> <BR><BR>From Alghero, take the road for Porto Torres. After about 20 kilometres, after passing the Joanne Abbas roadman's house, turn left towards Palmadula. After leaving Palmadula, turn left for l'Argentiera (S.P. 18). After 2.5 km, at the end of a long downhill stretch with hairpin bends and curves, you arrive at Porto Palmas. <BR>Continuing straight on, after 2.7 km you reach the small village of l'Argentiera: the beach is at the end of the road. Access to the cove depends on how rough the sea is. </P>
Address:
About 40 kilometres north-west of Alghero,
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