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| | The coasts of Sardinia |
 | | The schystous rocks of the peninsula of Stintino are separated from the trachytic cliffs, southwards of Alghero, by the sheer limestone faces of Capo Caccia, with Porto Conte and Punta Giglio. |
 | | Western coasts The western coast, which begins with the verticality of Capo Falcone near Stintino, follows a relatively linear north-south direction and is mostly high and steep, except in the wide Gulf of Oristano. |
 | | To the west, beyond the wild bulk of Capo Teulada, the splendid Costa del Sud, facing the homonymous gulf, is rich in stupendous sandy shores which continue, beyond Capo Spartivento, along the beautiful Costa di Chia, as far as the notable archaeological site of Nora, near Pula. |
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