Giba

The Gulf of Palmas and the low Sulcis hills define the setting of Giba — the town stands on Sardinia’s southwestern plain, where cultivated land slopes towards the Mediterranean coast. It is part of a quieter agricultural district, inland from the beaches and lagoons around Porto Pino. Vineyards in the area belong to the zone associated with Carignano del Sulcis, a DOC wine made chiefly from the Carignano grape, while olive groves and small fields give the settlement its rural character. Giba also sits within the wider Sulcis region, known for the contrast between farming communities, coastal wetlands and former mining areas. Continue with other webcams from Sulcis and southwestern Sardinia to see how this part of the island connects regionally.

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