11/07/2016
Isola Spargi is the third largest island of the Maddalena archipelago and it is one of the most rugged and wild islands from the , and probably that's why uninhabited. The is mostly steep and it opens to the south and southwest to , spectacular beach with fine sand also known as and .
For the history/archeology lovers would be interesting to know that is also famous for the wreck of a Roman cargo from the second century B.C., found at 18m depth near in 1939 by a diver. The 35m long ship, was excavated by Nino Lamboglia in the late '50s .
The stunning photos by beautifully illustrate the ambiance of the island