The regional natural park of Porto Conte is an Italian nature reserve in the province of Sassari in the north-western Sardinia. Was established in 1999. It occupies an area of 5350 has in the administrative territory of the municipality of Alghero, to whom was entrusted the Constitution in the same year, the Park's management, the special agency Park of Porto Conte. The earliest evidence of human habitation in the area date back to the Neolithic, with finds dated to the 6th millennium BC at the Green cave. There are also many testimonies of nuragic at the village of Palmavera and Sant'Imbenia. In the latter have been found the remains of a Roman villa. The protected area is easily accessible from Alghero, which is just over 20 km, along the strada statale 127 bis in the direction of Fertilia and continuing until the arrival in Tramariglio, seat of the managing body of the regional park. Arriving from Sassari, take the State Road 291 until you have entered the provincial road number 55 which comes within the Park.