Loceri between springs, mountains and coastline

Loceri between springs, mountains and coastline

The area around Loceri is rich in springs. Monte Tarè is one of the peaks in the Loceri area. To the east, the Loceri area extends into a valley that slopes down to Spiaggia di Cea beach, known for its red porphyry rock spires.

Culture at the Sa Domu de s'Olia Museum: Rooms and olive press

The Sa Domu de s'Olia Museum reconstructs domestic and work-related rooms. The museum also displays a traditional machine for pressing olives.

Hiking trail and road connection at Monte Tarè

The Funtana Su Scovargiu–Intramontes hiking trail (B 550B) begins at Funtana de Su Scovargiu. To the north, it connects with a trail that runs through the area of Ilbono to Intramontes and the summit of Monte Tarè. From Loceri, the paved municipal road Monte Tarè leads after approximately two kilometres to the Località Sa Funtana de su Scovargiu. The approximately two kilometres refer to the road to Località Sa Funtana de su Scovargiu, not to the entire hiking trail. For planning a day of hiking in the Loceri area, there are therefore two relevant starting points: Loceri for the road connection and Funtana de Su Scovargiu for the hiking trail.

Four nuraghi in the surrounding area

The historical sites Nuraghe Sartalai, Nuraghe Geperarci, Nuraghe Elurci and Nuraghe Cea are located in the vicinity of Loceri. The four nuraghi complement the Sa Domu de s'Olia Museum with an additional cultural and historical connection. For those interested in culture, the Sa Domu de s'Olia Museum and the four historical sites are among the cultural highlights around Loceri.

Summits and beaches around Loceri

The summit of Punta Perdarba is located in the vicinity of Loceri. The mountain Punta Peddi Impeddosa is also nearby. Spiaggia di Cala Ginepro beach is also located in the Loceri area. Punta Perdarba and Punta Peddi Impeddosa complement Monte Tarè as further mountain destinations around Loceri.

Gennas Abertas and the climbing wall near Loceri

Gennas Abertas is a historic summer event in Loceri that was organised by the municipality and the Pro Loco. Near Loceri, the climbing wall offers approximately twenty routes with difficulty grades ranging from 5a to 7b. The routes run across the red, rough granite of Ogliastra. The event is part of the town's history, while the climbing wall establishes a connection to the mountains through a specific type of rock and a range of difficulty levels.

Further places for planning your trip: Triei, Bari Sardo, Villanova Strisaili, Ilbono, Tertenia, Arbatax, Jerzu, Marina Di Gairo

For the overview of the wider region: Ogliastra.