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Heading north, through the Gallura territory of Golfo Aranci, near Olbia in the northeastern part of Sardinia, there is charming place where the bodies of 13 Sardinian and English sailors were buried

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从Cala Moresca莫来斯卡港湾通过一条小路步行便可到达海滩。

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