Sa Spendula, Natural waterfall in Villacidro, Italy.
Sa Spendula is a waterfall near Villacidro that descends through limestone cliffs in multiple stages, with a total height of about 72 meters. The water flows through a shaded valley and creates small pools at the base where it lands.
The waterfall and surrounding area show evidence of human settlement that stretches back to prehistoric times. Archaeological finds suggest people have used this region continuously over thousands of years.
The waters hold meaning in local stories passed down by Sardinian families over generations. These tales shape how residents and visitors perceive this natural place today.
The site is reached by a short walking path from the parking area on Via Sa Spendula, northwest of Villacidro. The valley is damp and shaded, so sturdy footwear and care on wet surfaces are advisable.
The waterfall consists of three separate drops, with the highest single section reaching about 30 meters. This tiered structure creates a distinctive cascade unlike simple single-drop formations.
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