The island of Caprera is located off the northern coast of this island and is accessible from the city of Palau, located near the resort tow of Porto Rotondo.
The island of Caprera is located off the northern coast of this island and is accessible from the city of Palau, located near the resort tow of Porto Rotondo. Archeological sites on this island include Tharros, and a type of burial site called a "Giants' grave" can be found on this island and is attributed to its Bronze Age (*) Nuragic culture. This island northern shore contains the glitzy Emerald Coast, and this island's central Gennargentu Range contains its highest peak, Punta La Marmora. Cities on this island include Olbia and its capital on a namesake gulf called the Gulf of the Angels and was known to the Romans as Caralis. Containing the Tirso River, this island is located south of the Strait of  ► Bonifacio and its capital is located at Cagliari. For 10 points, name this second largest island in the Mediterranean after nearby Sicily.
The island of Caprera is located off the northern coast of this island and is accessible from the city of Palau, located near the resort tow of Porto Rotondo.
Sardinia