Sagama is a small Planargia village between Suni and Tinnura, in an area with monuments from nuragic to Roman times. At the entrance to the village stands the Funtanedda nuraghe, a proto-nuraghe from the earliest phase of nuragic civilisation. The village has the parish church of San Gabriele Arcangelo, completed in 1606 and among the most interesting in the Planargia for its architecture. The patron's feast on 24 March draws people from the neighbouring villages.
What to see
- Nuraghe Funtanedda
- Parish church of San Gabriele Arcangelo
Festivals and traditions
- San Gabriele Arcangelo24 March
Nearby beaches
- Bosa Marina10 km
- S'Archittu21 km
Nearby towns
- Tinnura · 3 km
- Suni · 3 km
- Flussio · 3 km
- Magomadas · 4 km
- Modolo · 5 km
- Scano di Montiferro · 5 km
- Tresnuraghes · 5 km
- Sennariolo · 6 km
Sources: Grande Enciclopedia della Sardegna; ISTAT. Original texts by Gotosardinia.
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