Wonderful Porto Pino Dune Beach

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Porto Pino beach is located along the south-west coast of Sardinia.

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The 4 km long beach is divided in three distinct areas: two beaches and the dunes section.

In ancient time, Porto Pino bay was a Phonician seaport. The ruins are still visible.

Then it became a Roman commercial center.

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