Marine fauna
Noble pen shell
Pinna nobilis Linnaeus, 1758
The largest bivalve mollusc in the Mediterranean, it can exceed 120 cm in height. It lives embedded in the seabed among the…
Species profileA unique natural and archaeological heritage in the Mediterranean
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Flora and fauna that make the Marine Protected Area unique
Marine fauna
Pinna nobilis Linnaeus, 1758
The largest bivalve mollusc in the Mediterranean, it can exceed 120 cm in height. It lives embedded in the seabed among the…
Species profileMarine fauna
Patella ferruginea Gmelin, 1791
A gastropod mollusc endemic to the western Mediterranean, it is considered the most endangered marine invertebrate in the basin. It lives firmly…
Species profileMarine fauna
Tursiops truncatus (Montagu, 1821)
The most common dolphin in Mediterranean coastal waters. Resident groups are regularly sighted within the MPA, with documented permanent presences of mother–calf…
Species profileFrom 2 July 2026 short-stay mooring is allowed at the buoy fields of Tharros, La Caletta – Torre Vecchia, Seu,…
Read moreThe ranking list for the allocation of mooring places at the Mare Morto buoy field has been published, following the…
Read moreFrom 26 May applications can be submitted for mooring authorisations at the Mare Morto buoy field: 92 places available, assigned…
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