Set of 4 hiking maps of central Sardinia, published by Kompass. Scale: 1:50,000 (1 cm = 500 m).
Kompass maps provide all the information hiking and outdoor enthusiasts need.
The high-quality tear-resistant and weather-resistant paper makes the map a reliable companion in all weather.
These highly detailed maps show the topography, hiking and cycling trails marked by difficulty, contour lines and vegetation types, together with comprehensive tourist information.
Mountain biking trails are also highlighted, and symbols indicate campsites, youth hostels, mountain huts, selected remote hotels and inns, sports and recreational facilities, and a wide range of other points of interest.
The Mediterranean's second-largest island is full of contrasts: secluded bays, crystal-clear water and turquoise seas, alongside remote mountain villages, cork and oak forests, and idyllic vineyards.
Sardinia also has no fewer than 300 caves and caverns, including the cathedral-like Neptune's Grotto, the Navy Blue Grotto, the Green Grotto and Ispinigoli Cave with its 38 m-high stalagmites; nuraghe towers, granite and basalt Giants' Tombs, and prehistoric bronzes. A long mountain chain forms the island's backbone. Winding roads provide superb views over mountain villages in Barbagia and Ogliastra. Oristano is the main town in western Sardinia, near the Phoenician settlement of Tharros.