This variety is due to its geographic position between Baronia and Barbagia close to the eastern coastline and the Supramonte area, halfway between the vast plateau of volcanic origin enriched with archaeological evidence and the valley of the Cedrino, home to the homonymous lake. Supramonte is a true museum for its geological and botanical aspects. Its natural beauties include alders, willow trees, ilex, junipers as well as ravines with schist and granite, inaccessible summits. The most famous are the stretches of coastline that look out over the Golfo di Orosei with its spectacular coastal cliffs that plummet to the sea, its small, inaccessible beaches and the Gola di Su Gorropu, one of the highest and most spread out canyons in all of Europe (its calcareous walls reach 400 m high).