In the beautiful landscape of the cork oak forest of Bauladu, the Nuraghe Crabia stands out for its height (12 m), located on top of a hill.
The imposing monument, cloaked in the many colors of the lichens that cover it, preserves the lower floor is intact, while the spiral staircase allows access to the first floor, which is appreciable as a whole, but today no longer retains the original roofing at tholos.The view from the higher part is stunning.
From Bauladu, take the Complanare Ovest for about 1.6 km. Here, turn slightly left onto the Ex SS 131. The site will be visible on the left on a hill within a private field.
(Ministry of Culture – Idese)
The photos of nuraghe Crabia are by: Maurizio Cossu, Bibi Pinna, Gianni Sirigu, Alberto Valdès, Antonello Gregorini, Giovanni Sotgiu, and Marco Cocco.
