Beaches & Nature
Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean, right after Sicily. But did you know there are many islands of Sardinia that you can also visit?
Some of the smaller islands of Sardinia are inhabited – you will find charming, quaint villages: that’s the case of Sant’Antioco and San Pietro islands. Others are completely uninhabited, and natural, pristine and highly protected, and are home to some incredibly interesting sites – that’s the case of Asinara and some of the islands of La Maddalena Archipelago (both are national parks!). Some have also been the object of political disputes until very recently.
What the islands of Sardinia have in common is a truly breathtaking beauty. Are you curious to find out more about them? Continue reading!
La Cinta Beach
Location & Distance La Cinta Beach is located in San Teodoro, about 30 km south…
Cala Girgolu
The beach of Cala Girgolu (Spiaggia di Cala Girgolu) is indeed a beautiful place to…
The beaches of La Maddalena
A road runs all around the island’s perimeter, 45 kilometres of breath-taking views: granite and…
Pittulongu
Pittulongu beach is one of the most renowned beaches in Sardinia, located in the north-eastern…
Cala Brandinchi
In an unspoilt protected area on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, there is one of…
Lu Impostu Beach
Location & Distance Lu Impostu Beach is located just north of San Teodoro, immediately after…
Capo Coda Cavallo
Where Land Meets Dreamlike Waters Location & Distance Capo Coda Cavallo is located about 25…
Capo Testa
Location & Distance Capo Testa is a striking granite promontory located just west of Santa…
Sardinia’s Nude Beaches
The municipality of Villasimius offers a stretch of coast called Porto Sa Ruxi, with small…
Cala Moresca – The Wild Gem of Golfo Aranci
📍 Location & Distance Cala Moresca is located just 3 km south of Golfo Aranci…
Le Saline Beach
Le Saline Beach is one of the most renowned and popular beaches in the Olbia…