BUDONI

Budoni arose on the border between Gallura and Baronia, also due to its villages. The so-called ‘stazzi’, born between the 1600s and the 1700s, were the homes of families living in Gallura: the activities performed here enabled their survival. Over time, stazzi developed into the small towns we currently see: some more or less kept their size, whereas others expanded. A stazzo was a sort of family-run farm: daily life revolved around the house, a granite building with a single room.
Ludduì is a small town overlooking the sea: from here, you can enjoy views of the whole territory of Budoni, located on a hilltop. Few families live here – around ten at the beginning of the 1900s: nowadays, this typical village formed by Gallura’s stazzi has expanded remarkably thanks to tourism and its favourable location.