Budoni

Budoni extends across 55.9 square kilometers of northeastern Sardinia, featuring white sand beaches along the Mediterranean coastline and 22 traditional villages.

The territory contains numerous archaeological remains from the Nuragic period, including the tower of Su Entosu and the Domus de Janas Agliola monuments.

The municipality maintains strong connections to Sardinian traditions through local festivals, street markets, and regional gastronomy featuring fregula pasta specialties.

The area contains multiple subdivisions including Agrustos, Ottiolu, and Tanaunella, with direct access to beaches and essential services for residents and visitors.

Ancient Roman coins numbering between 30,000 and 50,000 pieces were discovered off the northeastern coast, indicating substantial maritime activity in past centuries.

Location: Province of Sassari

Inception: 1959

Capital city: Budoni

Elevation above the sea: 16 m

Website: https://comune.budoni.ss.it/

Shares border with: Posada, San Teodoro, Torpè

Website: https://comune.budoni.ss.it

GPS coordinates: 40.70381,9.70711

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:51