Capo Pecora

Capo Pecora extends across 3,823 hectares of Mediterranean coastline, featuring rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, and marine environments along the Sardinian shore.

The site received its designation as a Special Area of Conservation in April 2017, following its initial recognition as a Site of Community Importance in 1995.

The conservation area represents a successful integration of environmental protection measures within the European Union's Natura 2000 network of protected sites.

Visitors can access diverse hiking trails throughout the protected area, with opportunities to observe native Mediterranean plant species and local bird populations.

The site contains populations of Palestine oak trees and provides nesting grounds for European Shags and Peregrine Falcons along its coastal cliffs.

Location: Province of South Sardinia

Part of: Natura 2000

GPS coordinates: 39.44882,8.39170

Latest update: March 10, 2025 04:55