Torre di Barì Beach Webcam in Sardinia

Sardinia is a beautiful Italian island in the Mediterranean with what can only be said are world-class beaches if it weren’t for one thing – the unrestored and disregarded ruins of watchtowers from its bygone days.

The tower dominating Bari Beach on the east coast of Sardinia was built by the Spanish in the late 1500s. Just like its counterpart on Poeta Beach in the island’s capital, Cagliari, it’s had multiple uses over the ensuing centuries before falling into a state of disrepair. Maybe when they’ve been converted into legitimate public toilets or authentic canvases for graffiti artists, they’ll serve some sort of useful purpose once again.