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Wonderful Porto Pino Dune Beach

In ancient time, Porto Pino bay was a Phonician seaport

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

Weird Italy sardegna Wonderful Porto Pino Dune Beach Magazine Nature in Italy What to see in Italy seaport sea sardinia sand dunes Porto Pino phoenician iglesias dune carbonia beach 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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