Dolina de su Suercone

In the heart of Sardinia, in the Supramonte of Orgosolo, the village of murals, lies the deepest doline on the Island, a spectacle of nature and a trekking paradise. At first glance, it appears impenetrable, due to the steep, practically vertical wall that might discourage you, but advancing with commitment and caution, an impressive spectacle surrounded by uncontaminated and lush nature will unfold before your eyes.

Everything at Su Suercone – also known as Sercone or Sellone – is 'oversized': it is the largest doline in Sardinia, the result of the sinking of a karst vault in the heart of the limestone plateau of the Supramonte of Orgosolo, the museum-village famous for its murals, and for the Tenore singing. The doline is its natural symbol: characterized by a particular 'funnel' shape, it is 200 meters deep and occupies a total area of 18 hectares, thanks to a diameter of about 500 meters. It can be reached from various points through long trekking routes that require physical effort, adequate equipment and support from expert guides.

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