Arbus

Among Sardinia’s towns, Arbus stands out for a municipal territory that runs from the slopes of Monte Arcuentu to the Costa Verde coast. The inland centre has long been associated with the arburesa, a Sardinian folding knife still made by specialist craftspeople. Westward, the dunes of Piscinas meet a long, sparsely developed Mediterranean shore, while the former mining settlements of Ingurtosu and Montevecchio recall the industry that shaped this corner of southwestern Sardinia. Arbus is therefore as much about upland traditions and mining heritage as it is about the coast. View additional webcams around Arbus to better understand how the Costa Verde relates to Sardinia’s southwestern interior.

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