Near Villacidro in Sardinia, Sa Spendula is a waterfall reached by an easy walk from the Campanas de Sisinni Conti parking area. The marked route follows a road built for water pipes, then leads to the falls and a natural pool below. The stream can be seasonal, so winter and spring are better choices if you hope to see water. Bring refreshments, as options at the kiosk may be limited.
Starting the walk
The trail begins at the Campanas de Sisinni Conti parking area near Villacidro. From there, the route follows a road created when pipes were laid to carry drinking water to the nearby village. The path is well marked and follows firm, well-worn ground.
Water levels and the route
The amount of water at Sa Spendula changes with the season. The falls can be dry at some times of year, so winter and spring are the better periods to visit if seeing water is important to you. The walk to the waterfall is easy; continuing toward the summit of Monte Margiani involves a more challenging section.
FAQ
Where does the Sa Spendula walk start?
The trail starts at the Campanas de Sisinni Conti parking area near Villacidro.
When is Sa Spendula most likely to have water?
Winter and spring give you a better chance of seeing water flowing over the falls.
Is the walk to Sa Spendula difficult?
The route to the waterfall is an easy walk on marked, well-worn ground. The section that climbs toward Monte Margiani is more challenging.
