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North West
North East
San Teodoro
Cala Brandinchi
Cala Brandinchi is a beach with fantastic colours.
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Central West
Cabras
Is Aruttas
A 4-km beach, Is Aruttas boasts extremely white grains of quartz, which cannot be taken away and resemble rice grains.
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Central East
Baunei
Cala Goloritzè
This is for sure one of the most beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean sea.
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South West
Teulada
Tuerredda
Tuerredda is one of the most spectacular beaches in Sardinia.
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South East
Villasimius
Porto Giunco – Notteri
This beach is known as 'The beach of the two seas' because of the big pool of Notteri, which lies behind it.
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South West
North East
San Teodoro
La Cinta
La Cinta is a famous beach, of 4 km long, with very white fine sand.
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Central East
Dorgali - Baunei
Cala Luna
It is one of the most beautiful and famous beaches of Sardinia.
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South West
South East
Castiadas
Cala Pira
This beach is characterized by fine white and pink sand, and by a crystal clear turquoise sea.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Cala Coticcio
Cala Coticcio is characterized by golden fine sand.
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South West
Arbus
Capo Pecora
Capo Pecora embraces various small coves made up of big pebbles interspersed with stretches of middle-grained golden sand.
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South West
Arbus
Coastal placeIngurtosu
Ingurtosu has been one of the most important mining centre in Sardinia, and dates back to the 1800s.
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South West
South West
South West
South West
Arbus
Funtanazza
This beach is characterized by fine golden sand and is lapped by crystal clear light blue waters.
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South West
Arbus
Porto Palma
This beach is characterized by grey gravel, and is lapped by a crystalline shallow sea of a light blue colour.
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South West
Arbus
La Caletta
This beach is made up of golden sand and is lapped by crystalline light blue waters.
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South West
Arbus
Torre dei Corsari
This beach is made up of golden sand, and is lapped by deep crystalline waters, beneath which lies a sandy sea-bottom.
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South West
Arbus
Is Arenas’e S’Acqua’e S’Ollastu
This beach boasts golden sand and a crystalline sea of a light blue colour.
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South West
Arbus
Pistis
The stretch of coast that extends from Pistis to the promontory of Punta de S'Aschivoni, a little further north, is punctuated by small sandy coves set in a sheer jagged cliff.
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Central West
Arborea
Marina di Arborea
Marina di Arborea is 5 km long, and is made up of fine, white and grey sand.
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Central West
Santa Giusta
Santa Giusta – Spiaggia Cirras
This beach is about 2 km long and has fine, white and grey sand.
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Central West
Oristano
Torre Grande
The beach of Torre Grande is about 2.5 km long, and has middle-grained white sand.
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Central West
Central West
Cabras
Coastal placeTharros
Tharros is located in the Sinis peninsula which ends at Capo San Marco and forms the northern extremity of the Gulf of Oristano.
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Central West
Cabras
Coastal placeTorre di San Giovanni di Sinis
The Spanish tower of San Giovanni Sinis dominates the entire peninsula of Capo San Marco and the archaeological site of Tharros.
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Central West
Cabras
Spiaggia di San Giovanni di Sinis
This beach is characterized by stretches of fine grey sand which alternate with rocky ones.
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Central West
Cabras
Coastal placeChiesa di San Giovanni di Sinis
The church of San Giovanni Sinis stands in the outskirts of the town that bears the same name.
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Central West
Cabras
Spiaggia di Funtana Meiga
This beach is made up of fine, grey and white sand, and is lapped by a deep and crystalline sea of colours ranging from green to light blue.
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Central West
Cabras
Maimoni
Maimoni is a beach characterized by very white sand and grains of white quartz.
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Central West
Cabras
Coastal placeIsola di Mal di Ventre
The island of Mal di Ventre is uninhabitated, and is located to the south-west of the promontory of Capo Mannu.
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Central West
Cabras - Isola di Mal di Ventre
Cala Valdaro – La Caletta
This beach is made up of fine white sand and is lapped by a light blue sea.
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Central West
Cabras - Isola di Mal di Ventre
Cala dei Pastori
It is a very small sheltered cove made up of white sand mixed with rocks.
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Central West
Cabras - Isola di Mal di Ventre
Cala del Nuraghe
This small beach is made up of fine, white sand and scattered rocks.
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Central West
Cabras - Isola di Mal di Ventre
Cala Libeccio
This is one of the largest beaches of the island.
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Central West
Cabras
Mari Ermi
This large beach is made up of extremely white grains of quartz resembling rice grains.
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Central West
Cabras
Porto Suedda
Porto Suedda is a small harbour for small fishing and pleasure boats, located at the northern extremity of the beach of Mari Ermi.
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Central West
Cabras
Coastal placeScogliere Su Tingiosu
Su Tingiosu is the stretch of coastline located north of Porto Suedda, where a sandy area gives soon way to about 5 km of cliffs, rising up to 20 metres.
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Central West
San Vero Milis
S’Arena Scoada
This stretch of coastline is characterized by small sandy coves alternating with stretches of limestone rocks.
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Central West
Central West
San Vero Milis
Mandriola
The beach of Mandriola is the continuation of the beach of Putzu Idu.
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Central West
San Vero Milis
Sa Mesa Longa
This beach is characterized by fine, golden sand and a crystalline light blue sea.
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Central West
San Vero Milis
Cala Su Pallosu
The beach of Su Pallosu is characterized by fine golden sand.
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Central West
San Vero Milis
Sa Rocca Tunda
This beach is characterized by fine, white and grey sand, and is lapped by crystalline light blue waters.
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Central West
Narbolia
Is Arenas
The beach of Is Arenas is made up of fine golden sand, and is lapped by transparent waters of colours ranging from green to light blue.
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Central West
Cugleri
Spiaggia della Capanna – Cala Sa Canna
This small beach is characterized by fine golden sand, and is lapped by transparent waters of colours ranging from emerald green to intense light blue.
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Central West
Cugleri
Torre del Pozzo
This beach is set in front of the town that bears the same name.
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Central West
Cugleri
Spiaggia Stella
This beach has fine golden sand mixed with pebbles, and it is lapped by a transparent sea of an emerald green colour.
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Central West
Cugleri
S’Archittu
S’Archittu has fine golden sand, and is lapped by a transparent sea of colours ranging from emerald green to intense light blue.
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Central West
Cugleri
Spiaggia dell’arco
This beach is characterized by fine, golden sand mixed with pebbles.
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Central West
Cugleri
Santa Caterina di Pittinuri
This beach is made up of fine, golden sand mixed with big pebbles.
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North West
North West
Tresnuraghes
Cala degli Albatros
This beach is made up of fine golden sand which alternates with flat rocks.
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North West
North West
Bosa
Bosa Marina
The beach of Bosa Marina, characterized by fine golden sand, is lapped by a crystalline emerald green sea.
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North West
Bosa
Coastal placeL’Abitato di Bosa
Bosa is a colourful quaint town of about 8,000 inhabitants.
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South West
Sant’Anna Arresi
Porto Pino seconda spiaggia
The beach has fine white sand, a crystalline sea of a light blue colour and shallow waters.
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South West
Sant’Anna Arresi
Porto Pino prima spiaggia
This wonderful beach boasts fine white sand and crystalline shallow waters of a light blue colour.
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South West
Sant’Anna Arresi
Coastal placeScogliera di Candiani
This stretch of coast is bordered on the eastern side by Punta Tonnara and on the western side by Punta Menga, and is characterized by a particularly evocative cliff.
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South West
Sant’Anna Arresi
Porto Pineddu - Cala Menga
This beach is made up of stretches of white sand which alternate with rocks punctuated by natural pools.
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South West
Sant’Anna Arresi
Cala Francese - Sa Bua
Cala Francese is a small beach of white sand mixed with rocks.
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South West
South West
South West
Sant’Antioco
Coastal placeSant’Antioco
The island of Sant’Antioco is Sardinia’s largest island and the fourth largest in Italy.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Portixeddu
Portixeddu is a small cove set between limestone cliffs covered with a luxuriant Mediterranean maquis.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Maladroxia
This beautiful beach boasts fine white sand and a crystalline sea of colours ranging from green to intense light blue.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Coa Qaddus
The beach of Coa Quaddus is made up of fine white sand.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Turri
At the foot of the Torre di Cannai (Tower of Cannai) which dates back to the 1700s, lie the two small coves of Turri.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Capo Sperone
This small beach is made up of pebbles, it has deep waters and a rocky seabed.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Cala Sapone
Cala Sapone is one of the most famous of the island of Sant’Antioco.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Cala della Signora
This small cove is a small corner of paradise for those who like rocks and crystal clear waters.
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South West
Sant’Antioco
Cala Lunga
Cala Lunga is a small evocative beach of fine white sand.
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South West
Calasetta
Coastal placeScogliera Mangiabarche
The Scogliera Mangiabarche forms the northern extremity of a rocky and wild stretch of the west coast which, after Punta Maggiore, turns into a sandy one with the large beaches of Calasetta.
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South West
Calasetta
La Tonnara
The building of the Tonnara (tuna factory) lies at the southern extremity of Spiaggia Grande, a few metres away from a light blue sea with a rocky seabed.
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South West
Calasetta
Spiaggia Grande
This is the largest beach of the island of Sant’Antioco.
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South West
Calasetta
Le saline
Le Saline is about 600 metres long and is covered in extremely fine white sand.
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South West
Calasetta
Sottotorre
Set at the heart of the town of Calasetta, this beach boasts fine white sand.
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South West
Calasetta
Coastal placeCalasetta
The town of Calasetta has about 3000 inhabitants and is located at the north-western extremity of the island of Sant'Antioco.
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South West
Calasetta
Cussorgia
This small beach boasts a narrow sandy shore, a sandy seabed and shallow waters.
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South West
Carloforte
Coastal placeCarloforte
Carloforte is a town of about 6500 inhabitants, and it is the only one in the island of San Pietro.
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South West
South West
Carloforte
Girin
Girin is a small cove, which is about 200 metres long, set between Punta Girin in the north and Punta Seguerina in the south.
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South West
Carloforte
Punta Nera
This beach boasts fine white sand and crystalline waters of a light blue colour.
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South West
Carloforte
Spiaggia Guidi
The beach of Guidi boasts fine white sand and a crystalline sea of colour ranging from light blue to green.
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South West
Carloforte
La Bobba
La Bobba boasts fine white sand and a crystalline sea of colours ranging from light blue to green.
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South West
Carloforte
Coastal placeLe Colonne
Le Colonne are a true natural monument, symbol of the island of San Pietro.
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South West
Carloforte
Lucaise
Lucaise is a small cove made up of flat grey rocks which allow those who appreciate rocks and tranquillity to swim in its waters.
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South West
South West
Carloforte
Coastal placeLa Conca - Mezzaluna
This stretch of coast is characterized by cliffs plunging into a crystalline light blue sea with a rocky seabed.
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South West
Carloforte
La Caletta – Cala dello Spalmatore
This beach is the most famous of the island.
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South West
Carloforte
Coastal placeCapo Sandalo
The promontory of Capo Sandalo forms the westernmost extremity of the island of San Pietro.
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South West
Carloforte
Cala Fico
Cala Fico is a small cove made up of big pebbles, set in an inlet formed by high steep rock faces of a white colour.
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South West
Carloforte
Cala Vinagra
This is a small rocky cove set at the extremity of a narrow and deep inlet.
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South West
Carloforte
Coastal placeIsola Piana
It is a small island located at the north-eastern extremity of the island of San Pietro, in front of the promontory of La Punta.
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South West
San Giovanni Suergiu
Punta Trettu
It is a long stretch of soil mixed with sand, not really suitable for bathing.
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South West
San Giovanni Suergiu
Corongiualis
This beach is characterized by grey sand mixed with pebbles and gravel.
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South West
San Giovanni Suergiu - Portoscuso
Bruncu Teula
This beach is not really suitable for bathing.
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South West
Portoscuso
Portovesme – Is Canelles
This beach is characterized by fine golden sand.
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South West
Portoscuso
Coastal placeL’abitato di Portoscuso
Portoscuso is a quaint small town of 5300 inhabitants.
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South West
Portoscuso
Coastal placeScogliera di Portoscuso
It is a long stretch of rock one can dive off, lapped by shallow transparent waters of a light blue colour.
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South West
Portoscuso
Tonnara – Su Pranu
It is a small rocky beach adjacent to the buildings of the tonnara (a tuna factory).
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South West
Portoscuso
La Caletta
It is a small beach made up of middle-grained golden sand.
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South West
Portoscuso
Paleturri
Paleturri is a stretch of rocky coast located at the foot of the tower of Portoscuso.
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South West
Portoscuso
Porto Paglietto - Portopaleddu
Porto Paglietto is the main beach of the town.
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South West
Gonnesa
Porto Paglia
Porto Paglia forms the southern extremity of the long stretch of sand of the gulf of Gonnesa.
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South West
Gonnesa
Sa Punta e S’Arena
This large beach is characterized by middle-grained golden sand, shallow waters and a sandy seabed.
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South West
Gonnesa
Plag’e Mesu
The beach of Plag’e Mesu boasts middle-grained golden sand.
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South West
Gonnesa
Fontanamare
The beach of Fontanamare is made up of middle-grained golden sand.
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South West
Iglesias
Coastal placeLaveria Lamarmora - Nebida
The Laveria Lamarmora consists of the ruins of old industrial buildings dating back to 1897, used for the cleaning and selection of lead and zinc minerals, which arrived there from the mines of the area…
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South West
Iglesias
Porto Banda - Nebida
Porto Banda is a small cove made up of pebbles, lapped by a crystalline sea of a light blue colour.
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South West
Iglesias
Pan di Zucchero - Masua
This beach is characterized by middle-grained golden sand.
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South West
Iglesias
Porto Flavia - Masua
This beach is divided into two small coves made up of pebbles and rocks.
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South West
Iglesias
Coastal placeMiniera di Masua e Porto Flavia
Porto Flavia is an example of high technology.
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South West
Buggerru
Coastal placeL’abitato di Buggerru
Buggerru is a town of about 1200 inhabitants.
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South West
South West
Buggerru
Spiaggia di Buggerru
This beach boasts middle-grained golden sand, a light blue sea and a sandy seabed.
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South West
Buggerru
Spiaggia di San Nicolò
This is a very long beach stretching out for about 3 km.
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South West
Fluminimaggiore - Buggerru
Portixeddu
This beach is the natural continuation of the beach of San Nicolò in the municipality of Buggerru.
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South East
Villaputzu
Quirra – Murtas Cala de S’Acqua Durci
This beach is enchanting, wild and not very crowded.
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South East
Villaputzu
Porto Tramatzu
This beach, which is approximately 800 metres long, has fine grey sand.
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South East
Villaputzu
Porto Corallo
Characterized by coarse-grained grey sand, this beach has clear and not very deep waters.
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South East
Muravera
San Giovanni
This beach, which is 1.5 km long, is characterized by fine white sand mixed with seashells; it has crystal clear shallow waters and a sandy seabed, ideal for families with children.
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South East
Muravera
Capo Picci
The beach of Capo Picci is characterized by coarse-grained light coloured sand mixed with seashells.
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South East
Muravera
Torre Salinas - Le Saline
This large beach is bordered on the western side by the promontory topped by Torre Salinas, a tower built approximately in 1650 to guard the saltpans of Colostrai and the surroundings.
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South East
Muravera
Colostrai - Cristolaxeddu
This beach is several kilometres long and has fine, light-coloured, golden sand.
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South East
Muravera
Feraxi
This beach, which is about 4 km long, is characterized by fine cream-coloured sand, crystal clear shallow waters and a sandy seabed.
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South East
Muravera
Cala Sa Figu e Portu S’Ilixi
These two small coves are set between the two beaches of Capo Ferrato and Feraxi.
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South East
South East
Muravera
Iba Sa Cresia – Spiaggia Ziu Franziscu
This long beach, characterized by very fine white sand, boasts crystal clear shallow waters of an intense light blue colour and has a sandy seabed.
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South East
Muravera
Piscina Rei
Piscina Rei is a part of an extremely long beach stretching out for some kilometres between Capo Ferrato and Punta Is Cappucinus.
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South East
Muravera
Costa Rei - Marina Rei
Similarly to the beach of Piscina Rei, of which it is a natural continuation, this beach extends for some kilometres with fine cream-coloured sand.
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South East
Muravera
Delle Ginestre
This beautiful large beach is characterized by very fine white sand, has crystal clear shallow waters and a sandy seabed, particularly suitable for families with children.
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South East
Muravera / Castiadas
Santa Giusta – Scoglio di Peppino
This beach is set in a unique natural landscape, where the Mediterranean maquis reaches the fine cream-coloured sand.
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South East
Castiadas
Marina di San Pietro
This beautiful beach is characterised by fine light-coloured sand, it has crystal clear waters, and a sandy seabed.
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South East
Castiadas
Cala Sinzias
Cala Sinzias is one of the most enchanting places of the area.
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South East
Villasimius
Coastal placeIsola di Serpentara
The island owes its name to its shape, which resembles a snake with the head turned southward.
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South East
Villasimius
Punta Molentis
This small beach is set in an enchanting natural backdrop, and is a part of the Marine protected area of Villasimius.
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South East
Villasimius
Simius
This very large beach has crystal waters of an intense light blue colour and fine white sand.
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South East
Villasimius
Timi Ama
The name of this beach means "Fear of loving" and derives from an ancient legend according to which some fishermen had been bewitched by the melodious singing of a mermaid.
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South East
Villasimius
Cava Usai
This beach of Cava Usai was known in the past as Sa Cava Manna, and is a small cove surmounted by the promontory of Capo Carbonara.
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South East
Villasimius
Coastal placeIsola dei Cavoli
Isola dei Cavoli is a small island which lies less than 1 km south-east of Capo Carbonara.
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South East
Villasimius
Porto di Villasimius
This small beach, characterized by sand mixed with rocks, is close to a medieval fortress with a peculiar star shape.
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South East
Villasimius
Spiaggia Del Riso
The name of this beach ( Beach of Rice) derives from the peculiar size of its sand grains.
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South East
Villasimius
Campulongu
This beach, which is about 500 metres long, is characterized by very fine white sand mixed with pebbles.
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South East
Villasimius
Campus
This beach is characterized by middle-grained, golden white sand mixed with some seashells.
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South East
Villasimius
Porto Sa Ruxi
This beach, which is also called "Cove of the red ant", is characterized by coarse-grained, grey and golden sand, and has crystal clear waters.
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South East
Villasimius
Capo Boi - Cala Pisano
The promontory of Capo Boi is located right on the side of Porto Sa Ruxi, shortly before getting to the beach of Solanas.
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South East
Sinnai
Solanas
This long beach is named after the Solanas river and is characterized by coarse-grained, cream-coloured sand.
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South East
Sinnai
Genn’e Mari - Torre Delle Stelle
Torre delle Stelle is a middle-sized beach with really fine white sand and crystalline waters.
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South East
Maracalagonis
Cann’e Sisa Torre Delle Stelle
This beach is hemmed in by promontories and by a thick green pinewood.
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South East
Maracalagonis
Geremeas / Baccu Mandara
This beach is a few kilometres long, and is characterized by coarse-grained, cream-coloured sand and by a sandy seabed.
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South East
Quartu Sant’Elena
Kala ‘E Moru
Also known as "Berth of the Saracen", it is characterized by coarse-grained golden sand.
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South East
Quartu Sant’Elena
Mari Pintau
The name Mari Pintau, which means 'painted sea', offers a good representation of this beach.
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South East
Quartu Sant’Elena
Cala Regina
This small beach is made up of pebbles of different sizes and rocks.
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South East
Quartu Sant’Elena
Is Mortorius - Baia Azzurra
The beach is made up of two small coves characterized by coarse-grained white sand mixed with smoothened large pebbles.
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South East
Quartu Sant’Elena
Capitana - S’Arrizzolu Saliu
This beach owes its name to a river which runs nearby.
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South East
Quartu Sant’Elena
Poetto Di Quartu
This is the continuation of the long sandy shore extending from Cagliari to Foxi.
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South East
Cagliari
Poetto Di Cagliari
The traditional beach of Cagliari, Poetto is one of the longest of Sardinia, stretching for 9 km from Cagliari to Quartu Sant’Elena.
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South East
Cagliari
Cala Fighera
The small beach of Cala Fighera is set in a very small inlet protected from winds and sea storms.
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South East
Cagliari
Cala Murr’e Porcu - La Paillotte
This is a small cove close to the Devil's Saddle, a promontory which is a symbol of the city of Cagliari.
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South East
Cagliari
Cala Mosca
Cala Mosca is a small in the proximity of the Devil's Saddle, a promontory which is a symbol of the city of Cagliari.
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South West
Capoterra
Maddalena Spiaggia
This is a very large beach, suitable for children, located in the locality of Lido di Capoterra.
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South West
Sarroch
Porto Columbu-Perd’e Sali
The beach, located in the proximity of the harbour, is characterized by coarse-grained sand and deep waters.
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South West
Pula
Sa Guventeddu
This beach stretches out from the promontory called Punta Vittoria to the beach of Nora.
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South West
Pula
Spiaggia di Nora - Rada di Sant’Efisio
This beach, adjacent to the archaeological area, has light-coloured sand and crystalline shallow waters of an intense light blue colour.
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South West
Pula
Coastal placeCittà di Nora
The city was founded by the Phoenicians between the 7th and the 8th century B.C.
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South West
Pula
Cala D’Ostia
The small cove, adjacent to the ruins of an ancient Spanish tower, has coarse-grained, light-coloured sand and pebbles of different sizes.
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South West
Pula
Santa Margherita di Pula
This long beach, one of the most famous of Sardinia, is characterised by grey sand with pink hues and a sea that brings together all the different shades of light blue.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Su Cardulinu
The beach, a small triangle of golden sand, lies at the extremity of a larger bluff of yellowish rocks, covered in Mediterranean maquis.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Cala Chia - Su Portu
Cala Chia is a small bay, dominated by the Tower of Chia, covered in cream-coloured sand dotted with rocks.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Sa Colonia
The beach of Sa Colonia can also be reached on foot from Su Portu through an evocative footpath on the promontory of Torre di Chia.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Monte Cogoni
Due to the constant winds that blow in this stretch of littoral, this is a usual surfing spot.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Campana Dune
This beach is characterized by the presence of dunes of fine and extremely white sand, some of which rise up to 20 metres.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Campana
Campana is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia, thanks to the clearness of its waters, the white golden sand and the length of about 1 kilometre.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Su Giudeu - S’Acqua Dulci
These are two neighbouring beaches which boast fine golden sand and extremely clear waters.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Cala Cipolla
The old name of this beach is Portu Simoni Cibudda.
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South West
Teulada
Capo Malfatano
The entire promontory of Capo Malfatano is punctuated by small coves and inlets located along the cliff of granite and schist.
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South West
Domus De Maria
Cala Torre Piscinnì
There are two small beaches separated by small a promontory.
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South West
South West
Teulada
Campionna
The beach is made up of fine multicoloured gravel mixed with rocks.
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South West
Teulada
Sa Canna
This place is mainly frequented by scuba-diving and underwater fishing enthusiasts.
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South West
Teulada
Su Portu De S’Arena - Torre Budello
The beach is located at the foot of Torre del Budello, a Spanish lookout tower built at the beginning of the 1600s.
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South West
Teulada
Porto Tramatzu
The beach, which is approximately 800 metres long, faces the charming Isola Rossa.
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South West
Teulada
Porto Pino (dune) - Sabbie Bianche
This is one of the most characteristic beaches of the south-western coast of Sardinia.
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North West
Villanova Monteleone
La Speranza – Spiaggia di Poglina
This beach is characterized by fine golden grains of sand.
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North West
Alghero
Cala Bona
This small cove is characterized by stretches of sand and rocks.
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North West
Alghero
Las Tronas – El Trò
This part of the coast is characterized by a small beach with fine white sand and a stretch of rocks.
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North West
Alghero
Coastal placeLa città di Alghero
Alghero is a town of around 45,000 inhabitants on Sardinia’s north-western coast.
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Alghero
Lido San Giovanni
This beach is about 3 km long and it is characterized by fine white sand.
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North West
Alghero
Spiaggia Maria Pia
Maria Pia is a long beach characterized by fine white sand.
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North West
North West
Alghero
Maristella - Baia delle Ninfe – Porto Conte
This beach is characterized by fine golden-white sand and a shallow crystalline azure sea with a sandy sea-bottom.
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North West
Alghero
Spiaggia di Tramariglio
This beach is characterized by fine golden sand mixed with gravel.
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North West
Alghero
Cala Dragunara
Cala Dragunara is a small cove characterized by fine white sand.
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North West
Alghero
Coastal placeCapo Caccia
Capo Caccia is an imposing limestone promontory, which is the westernmost point of Sardinia; the Algherians call it "lu fruntini" which means "the big forehead".
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North West
Alghero
Coastal placeGrotte di Nettuno
The Grotte di Nettuno (Neptune Caves) are the most beautiful in the Mediterranean basin.
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North West
Alghero
Coastal placeScala del Capriolo
The famous Scala del Capriolo (Roe Stairs) allows you to access the entrance of the Grotta di Nettuno (Neptune Caves) from the Capo Caccia lookout.
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North West
Alghero
Cala del Porticciolo
This spectacular small cove is characterized by fine white sand.
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North West
Sassari
Cala dell’Argentiera
This beach is characterized by gray fine and coarse sand.
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North West
Sassari
Porto Palmas
Porto Palmas is a small cove of about 200 metres long, characterized by fine and coarse white sand.
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North West
Stintino
Coastal placeCapo Falcone
Capo Falcone is the north-western edge of Sardinia.
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Stintino
La Pelosetta
The Pelosetta is a small beach between Capo Falcone, which it delimitates up north the Pelosetta, and La Pelosa beach which it develops down south.
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North West
Stintino
Coastal placeL’abitato di Stintino
Stintino is a town of about 1.600 residents, in the homonymous peninsula, which it stretches out to the Isola dell'Asinara, nearby, and it ends with Capo Falcone.
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North West
Porto Torres
Isola dell’Asinara – Cala Sant’Andrea – Cala Dorata
These two small coves are two pieces of heaven included into a protected ambiental area, so they cannot be visited nor by foot nor by boat.
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Porto Torres
Coastal placeIsola dell’Asinara – Cala Reale
Behind the Cala Reale small port the old buildings of the Lazzaretto and Palazzo Reale rise.
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Porto Torres
Isola dell’Asinara – Cala d’Oliva
Cala d'Oliva is the only centre with people in the island, made of buildings from the 1885 to host the prisoners, whom they are now employed by the park organization.
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North West
Porto Torres
Isola dell’Asinara – Cala Sabina – Cala dei Ponzesi
Cala Sabina is the only beach on the Isola dell'Asinara where it is allowed to bathe.
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North West
North West
North West
Porto Torres
Torre di Abbacurrente
The landscape of this part of the coast is characterized by the Abbacurrente Spanish tower which it marks the change from a high cliff rich of small coves at east, to a sandy shore a few km long at west.
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North West
North West
Castelsardo
Coastal placeL’abitato di Castelsardo
Castelsardo is a small town of more or less 6.000 inhabitants, which it has a strategic location, in the centre of the Golfo dell'Asinara, on the northern part of Sardinia.
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Castelsardo
Marina di Castelsardo
Marina di Castelsardo is a small cove characterized by golden fine and medium grains of sand with some rocks spread along the beach.
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Castelsardo
Cala La Vignaccia
This small cove is characterized by gray medium and coarse grains of sand and by stretches of flat and practicable rocks.
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North West
Valledoria
La Ciaccia
La Ciaccia is characterized by white golden medium and coarse grains of sand and spread rocks.
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North West
Valledoria
Maragnani
This long beach is characterized by white fine sand and spread rocks.
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North West
Valledoria
San Pietro
San Pietro beach is the natural continuation of Maragnani beach which is itself the continuation of La Ciaccia beach.
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North West
Badesi
Marina di Badesi – Li Junchi
Li Junchi beach is characterized by golden fine sand.
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North East
Posada
Orvili
This long and wide beach is made up of fine white sand, and is lapped by a crystal clear light blue sea.
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North East
Posada
Su Tiriarzu
This beach is characterized by fine, light-grey sand mixed with seashells, and is lapped by crystal clear shallow waters beneath which lies a sandy sea-bottom.
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North East
Posada
Lido Di San Giovanni
This small beach, characterized by middle-grained white sand, is lapped by crystal clear shallow waters beneath which lies a sandy sea-bottom: for these reasons it is an ideal place for families with children.
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North East
Siniscola
La Caletta - Spiaggia Mar’e Flumene
This long beach is characterized by middle-grained white sand, and is lapped by crystal clear waters.
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North East
Siniscola
Santa Lucia - Spiaggia dei Confetti
The beach of Santa Lucia is characterized by white sand, pebbles and rocks, and is lapped by a beautiful light blue sea beneath which lies a sea-bottom made up of sand and rocks.
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North East
Siniscola
Capo Comino
The beach of Capo Comino is characterized by fine white sand mixed with rocks.
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North East
Siniscola
Berchida
This long beautiful beach is characterized by fine, white sand mixed with pebbles and seashells, and is lapped by crystal clear waters.
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Central East
Orosei
Oasi Bidderosa
This stretch of coastline is characterized by five beaches made up of extremely fine, grey sand, separated by pink rocks, junipers and sea daffodils.
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Central East
Orosei
Cala Ginepro
This beach is characterized by fine, light-grey sand, and is lapped by crystal clear waters.
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Central East
Orosei
Cala Liberotto
The stretch of coast of Cala Liberotto is characterized by different small beaches separated by cliffs.
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Central East
Orosei
Fuile ‘e Mare
This small beach, which is about 300 metres long, is characterized by fine, grey sand mixed with rocks, and is lapped by crystal clear waters.
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Central East
Orosei
Santa Maria
This beach is characterized by middle-grained ochre sand and is much frequented by scuba diving enthusiasts on account of the deep waters and mixed sea-bottom.
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Central East
Orosei
Marina Di Orosei
This 2-km beach is characterized by coarse, golden sand mixed with pebbles and seashells.
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Central East
Orosei
Su Barone
Characterized by middle-grained golden sand mixed with seashells, the beach is lapped by waters that become deep within a short distance from the shore.
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Central East
Orosei
Osalla Di Orosei
This beach forms the southern part of the coastline of Marina di Orosei.
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Central East
Dorgali
Cala Osalla Di Dorgali
This small beach is characterized by middle-grained golden sand, and is lapped by shallow crystalline waters beneath which lies a sandy sea-bottom.
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Central East
Dorgali
Cala Cartoe
This beach is characterized by coarse golden sand, and is lapped by a crystal clear sea.
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Central East
Dorgali
Centrale - Cala Gonone
This small beach is characterized by golden coarse sand which has a limpid and crystalline sea with shallow water and sandy sea-bottom mixed with pebbles.
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Central East
Dorgali
Palmasera
This beach is characterized by small reddish pebbles mixed with white and pink sand that was spread on the beach to prevent further erosion.
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Central East
Dorgali
Sos Dorroles
This beach is characterized by medium-sized golden sand, the sea is limpid and crystalline, the water is shallow and the sea-bottom is sandy mixed with rocks.
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Central East
Dorgali
Ziu Martine
This small beach is characterized by grey fine sand mixed with pebbles, it inserts itself in a beautiful promontory covered with vegetation.
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Central East
Central East
Dorgali
Coastal placeGrotte del Bue Marino
The Grotte del Bue Marino (Sea Ox Caves) owe their name to the Monk seal Sardinian name, a marine mammal considered disappeared from the area in the 80s.
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Central East
Dorgali
Oddoana
This small cove is characterized by rocks, the beautiful sea is turquoise, very limpid and very well loved by diving enthusiasts.
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Central East
Baunei
Cala Sisine
This beautiful cove is characterized by coarse sand mixed with pebbles and like Cala Luna is between beautiful cliffs that drop straight down to the sea.
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Central East
Baunei
Calettino Delle Foche
Like the other coves along this wonderful stretch of coast, this too has a thin shore with light sand mixed with rocks, the sea-bottom is transparent and crystalline.
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Central East
Central East
Baunei
Coastal placeGrotta del Fico
It opened to the public in 2003 and is considered one of the most beautiful and important caves of Sardinia.
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Central East
Baunei
Cala Mariolu – Ispuligi de Nie
Standing to what everybody says it is one of the most enchanting beaches of the Mediterranean sea.
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Central East
Baunei
Cala dei Gabbiani
Cala dei Gabbiani (Seagull Cove) is a beach of 300 metres long in Punta Ispuligi and is considered by everyone a paradise not to be missed.
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Central East
Baunei
Portu Quau - Cala Tramontana
The name Quau in Sardinian means "hidden" and it comes from the locality that this suggestive small cove occupies.
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Central East
Baunei
Baus – Punta Giradili
Baus beach is a small stretch of sand mixed with gravel inserted in a wild and uncontaminated natural context.
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Central East
Baunei
Forrola
Forrola beach is a small stretch of white rocks, behind it there are very steep cliffs that drop straight down to the sea, on which the Mediterranean maquis grows challenging the force of gravity.
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Central East
Baunei
Coastal placePedra Longa
Along this stretch of coast nature is wild and uncontaminated and dominated by the famous pinnacle of Pedra Longa.
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Central East
Baunei
Sa Trempa ‘e Su Lettu
This is a small beach with vary coloured gravel which is divided by a cliff in two stretches.
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Central East
Baunei
San Giovanni
This small beach is characterized by small light pebbles and rising rocks, the sea is limpid and crystalline, the sea-bottom is mostly rocky and these features make of this beach a destination for…
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Central East
Baunei
Santa Maria Navarrese
This long beach is frequented by the inhabitants of the town a lot and is characterized by light small pebbles mixed with coarse sand.
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Central East
Central East
Lotzorai
Coastal placeIsolotto dell’Ogliastra
Ogliastra Islet is in front of Lotzorai beach and is a wonderful reddish granitic mass 47 metres high.
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Lotzorai
Pollu
Pollu is Lotzorai's stretch of shore that starts near the mouth of Rio Palmavera (Palmavera Stream) and continues south to Spiaggia delle Rose.
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Central East
Lotzorai
Lido delle Rose - Iscrixedda
This beautiful beach is the natural continuation of Pollu beach.
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Central East
Lotzorai - Girasole
Girasole
This beach stretches from Rio Girasole's (Girasole Stream) mouth out to Tortolì's marsh.
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Central East
Tortolì
Spiaggia Di Ponente – La Capannina
This long beach is characterized by light grey sand mixed with pebbles and shells.
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Central East
Tortolì
Coastal placeRocce Rosse
The Rocce Rosse (Red Rocks) are the natural monument most known of Arbatax and also one of Sardinia's symbols.
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Central East
Tortolì
Cala Moresca
This small beach is especially made of big pebbles averagely okra.
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Central East
Tortolì
Porto Frailis
This beautiful beach is characterized by light fine sand and delimitated by cliffs, the sea is limpid and transparent, the water is shallow and the sea-bottom is sandy, because of it is a popular…
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Central East
Tortolì
Marina Di San Gemiliano
This beach is longer than 2 km and is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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Central East
Tortolì
Lido Di Orrì
This long beach is characterized by light medium-sized grains of sand mixed with rocks.
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Central East
Tortolì
Dei Milanesi - Musculedda
This beach is characterized by grey fine sand with a few rare granitic rocks rounded by erosion.
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Central East
Tortolì
Foxiglioni
This beach, which is more or less a km long, is characterized by grey fine sand, the sea is limpid and crystalline, the water is shallow and the sea-bottom is sandy mixed with rocks.
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Central East
Tortolì
Cala Ginepro – Il Golfetto
Cala Ginepro is a small cove characterized by light grey fine sand with some rocks.
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Central East
Tortolì
Cea – Is Scoglius Arrubius
This beach, which is long 1,5 km, is characterized by white fine sand, the sea is limpid and crystalline, the water is shallow and the sea-bottom is sandy, perfect for smaller children.
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Central East
Barisardo
Torre Di Barì
This wide beach is characterized by coarse sand with different hues and rocks, the sea is limpid, the sea-bottom is sandy mixed with rocks, very well loved by snorkelling and diving enthusiasts.
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Central East
Barisardo
Marina Di Barisardo – Sa Marina
This beach is divided in two parts by a cliff.
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Central East
Barisardo
Foxi
This wide beach is characterized by light sand with a limpid and crystalline deep azure sea, the water is immediately high and the sea-bottom is sandy, it is the natural continuation of Sa Marina beach.
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Central East
Cardedu
Marina Di Cardedu - Foddini
This beach is very long and characterized by grey medium-sized sand.
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Central East
Cardedu
Museddu
Museddu is a long beach characterized by grey coarse sand, the sea is limpid and azure, the water is immediately high.
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Central East
Cardedu
Sa Perda 'E Pera
This long beautiful beach is characterized by white medium-sized sand, the sea is limpid and crystalline, the water is immediately high and the sea-bottom is sandy.
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Central East
Cardedu
Su Mare Dividiu - Lispedda
This small beach is characterized especially by vary-sized pebbles and rocks, the sea is limpid and the sea-bottom is rocky.
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Central East
Gairo
Su Sirboni - Cala Francese
This beach is characterized by medium-sized light grey sand, the sea is limpid, the sea-bottom is sandy and the water is shallow, perfect for smaller children.
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Central East
Gairo
Coccorrocci
This beach, more or less a km long, is characterized by vary-sized dark pebbles.
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Central East
Tertenia
Cala Su Brecconi
Su Brecconi is a small cove where stretches of grey sand and rocks alternate and is washed by a crystalline and azure sea.
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Central East
Tertenia
Foxi Manna – Marina di Tertenia
This beach is more or less a km long and is characterized by white fine sand and delimitated by rocks.
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Central East
Tertenia
Torre San Giovanni
This small beach is delimitated by rocks and characterized by vary-sized pebbles, the water is shallow and the sea-bottom is pebbled.
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Central East
Tertenia
Barisoni
This small beach is characterized mostly by vary-sized pebbles and rocks, the sea is limpid and the sea-bottom is coloured by the rocks, it is very well loved by spear-fishing enthusiasts.
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North East
Trinità d’Agultu - Vignola
La Marinedda - Cala Falza
La Marinedda beach is characterized by medium-sized grains of golden sand, and rocks spread along the shore.
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North East
Trinità d’Agultu - Vignola
Tinnari – Lo Stagnone
This beach is characterized by coloured porfid pebbles.
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Trinità d’Agultu - Vignola
Li Cossi
This beach is characterized by pink-golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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Trinità d’Agultu - Vignola
Cala Sarraina - Saracena
This beach is characterized by pink fine sand.
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Aglientu
Vignola – La Rena Bedda
This beach is characterized by golden fine sand.
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Aglientu - Santa Teresa di Gallura
Rena Majori
This beach is characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
Santa Teresa di Gallura
Santa Reparata
Santa Reparata beach is characterized by white-greyish fine sand.
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North East
Santa Teresa di Gallura
Spiaggia dei due Mari – Rena di ponente – Rena di Levante
The Due Mari (Two Seas) beach is so called because of the particular position of the two wonderful beaches on the sides of the isthmus, a 100 metres thin, which connects Sardinia to the Capo Testa (Head…
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North East
Santa Teresa di Gallura
Cala Spinosa
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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Santa Teresa di Gallura
Rena Bianca
This beach is characterized by white fine sand.
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Santa Teresa di Gallura
Valle dell’Erica
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Santa Teresa di Gallura
Porto Pozzo
Porto Pozzo beach is characterized by gray medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Palau
Isola dei Gabbiani - Isuledda
L'Isola dei Gabbiani (Seagull Island) is connected to the firm land by a thin isthmus of very white sand.
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North East
Palau
Porto Pollo – Porto Puddu
This beach is characterized by white medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Palau
Costa Serena
Costa Serena (Serene Coast) beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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Palau
Porto Rafael
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Palau
La Sciumara – Rada di Mezzo Schifo
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Palau
Coastal placeRoccia dell’Orso
La Roccia dell'Orso (Bear's Rock) is an extraordinary natural monument consisting in a big granitic mass modelled by the atmospheric agents.
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North East
Palau
Cala Capra – Cala di Lepre
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Palau
Le Saline
Le Saline (Salines) beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola La Maddalena – Cala Francese
Cala Francese (French Cove) is a deep inlet in the granitic cliffs that characterize the whole area.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola La Maddalena – Cala Spalmatore
Cala Spalmatore (Spreader Cove) is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola La Maddalena – Giardinelli
Giardinelli is not an island, but a peninsula.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Cala Garibaldi
This beach presents golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Cala Napoletana
Cala Napoletana (Neapolitan Cape) is an incredibly beautiful corner of heaven, on the north-western edge of Caprera Island, south of Punta Galera.
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La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Cala Portese
Cala Portese is characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Cala Andreani – Spiaggia del Relitto
Spiaggia del Relitto (Relict beach) is characterized by white fine sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Cala Portese – Spiaggia dei Due Mari
The Spiaggia dei Due Mari (Two Seas beach) is characterized by white fine sand.
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La Maddalena
Isola di Caprera – Porto Palma
Porto Palma is characterized by golden fine sand.
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La Maddalena
Isola di Santo Stefano – Cala Punta di Santo Stefano
Cala Punta di Santo Stefano has fine golden sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Spargi – Cala Corsara – Testa della Strega
Cala Corsara (Privateer Cove) is characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Spargi – Cala Canniccio
Cala Canniccio is characterized by pink-golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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La Maddalena
Isola di Spargi – Cala Granara
Cala Granara is characterized by white fine sand.
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La Maddalena
Isola di Spargi – Cala Ciaccaro – Cala Soraja
This beach is characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Budelli – Cala di Roto – Spiaggia Rosa
The Spiaggia Rosa (Pink beach) is characterized by pink fine sand mixed with sea microorganisms residue.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Budelli –Spiaggia di Cavalieri
This beach is characterized by white fine sand.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Santa Maria – Cala Drappo – Spiaggia di Tamerici
Cala Drappo is characterized by gray fine sand mixed with pebbles.
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North East
La Maddalena
Isola di Santa Maria –Spiaggia di Santa Maria
This beach is characterized by gray fine sand.
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La Maddalena
Coastal placeIsola Soffi – Isola Mortorio
These small islands are part of the southern group of La Maddalena archipelago islands.
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North East
Arzachena
Barca Bruciata - Mannena
This long beach is characterized by white fine sand.
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North East
Arzachena
Tanca Manna
Tanca Manna beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand and is washed by a crystalline azure sea.
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North East
North East
North East
Arzachena
Cala dei Ginepri
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
North East
Arzachena
Cala Battistoni – Baia Sardinia
Cala Battistoni is characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
Arzachena
Coastal placePoltu Quatu
Poltu Quatu is a touristic centre that offers an equipped port in a deep and thin inlet.
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North East
Arzachena
Liscia di Vacca – Liscia Rena
Liscia di Vacca is a beach characterized by white fine sand and washed by a transparent and azure sea.
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North East
Arzachena
Cala Granu
Cala Granu is a small beach characterized by white fine sand.
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North East
Arzachena
Coastal placePorto Cervo
Porto Cervo is the most important and known touristic centre of Costa Smeralda.
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North East
Arzachena
Pevero
In the Golfo del Pero (Pear's Gulf) there are two beautiful beaches, Piccolo Pevero beach, in the heart of the gulf, and Grande Pevero beach, further south-east, which are separated by a promontory.
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North East
Arzachena
Romazzino
This beach is characterized by white fine sand, is washed by a crystalline sea, it has shallow water and a sandy sea-bottom.
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North East
Arzachena
Capriccioli
Capriccioli is a small cove characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
North East
North East
Arzachena
Petra Ruja – Razza di Junca
Petra Ruja represents the wilder area on Costa Smeralda.
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North East
Olbia
Rena Bianca - Portisco
Rena Bianca is a corner of heaven which is the southern edge of Costa Smeralda.
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North East
Olbia
Marina di Cugnana
Marina di Caugnana presents a gravelled and rocky shore.
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North East
North East
Olbia
Spiaggia delle Alghe – Spiaggia dei Sassi
The two beaches are on the sides of the isthmus which connects Punta di Volpe's small peninsula with Sardinia.
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North East
Olbia
Punta di Volpe
This beach is characterized by golden medium-sized grains of sand.
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North East
Olbia - Golfo Aranci
Marinella
This beach of a km long is characterized by very white fine sand and is washed by a transparent azure sea.
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North East
Golfo Aranci
Cala Moresca
Cala Moresca is a small cove characterized by light fine sand mixed with rocks.
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North East
Golfo Aranci
Le Cinque Spiagge di Golfo Aranci
The Five beaches of the Aranci Gulf are very similar.
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North East
Golfo Aranci
Spiaggia Bianca – S’Abba de sa Pedra
Spiaggia Bianca (White Beach) is a marvellous beach with very white fine sand.
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North East
Golfo Aranci
Cala Sassari
This beach is 300 metres long, characterized by very white fine sand.
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North East
Golfo Aranci
Cala Banana – Nodu Pianu
Cala Banana consists in two beaches divided by a rocky promontory which ends with a wharf.
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North East
Olbia
Lido del Sole - Gavrile
This beach of 300 metres long, is characterized by golden coarse sand.
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North East
Olbia
Punta Tronfino – Cala Sa Figu – Li Cuncheddi
These beaches are characterized by medium-sized white grains of sand.
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North East
North East
Olbia
Baia Corallina
Baia Corallina beach is characterized by white fine sand and is washed by a sea that has hues that range from green to azure.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Porto San Paolo
This beach is characterized by golden coarse sand.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Punta Don Diego
This small beach is characterized by golden coarse sand and granitic rocks spread on the shore.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Spiaggia Costa Dorata
This beach is characterized by golden coarse sand.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Porto Taverna
Porto Taverna beach is characterized by white fine sand.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Coastal placeIsola di Tavolara
Tavolara Island is the biggest island among the Molara, Piana and Cavalli islands and other minor Islands in front of the northeast coast of Sardinia, which stretches from Capo Ceraso, north, out to Capo…
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Isola di Tavolara – Il Passetto
This is small beach is a true corner of heaven.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Isola di Tavolara – Spiaggia dello Spalmatore
Spiaggia dello Spalmatore (Spalmatore beach) runs along the only levelled stretch of Tavolara Island which stretches out to the sea towards Sardinia and reaches its highest point with Il Passetto island.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Coastal placeIsola Molara
Molara Island is further south than Tavolara Island.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Isola dei Cavalli
Cavalli island, near Porto San Paolo's port, is a small island covered with a low Mediterranean maquis.
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North East
Loiri Porto San Paolo
Isola Piana – Isola dei Gabbiani
Piana Island is between Cavalli Island and Tavolara Island.
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North East
San Teodoro
Cala Girgolu – Spiaggia della Tartaruga
Cala Girgolu is also called Spiaggia della Tartaruga (Turtle beach) because of a turtle shaped rock which unfortunately was damaged many times by uncivilized people.
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North East
North East
San Teodoro
Cala Ginepro
Cala Ginepro is a small cove with golden sand and pebbles, surrounded by vegetation and washed by a limpid sea.
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North East
San Teodoro
Capo Coda Cavallo
Capo Coda Cavallo beach is characterized by white fine sand, is washed by a crystalline and azure sea, the water is shallow and the sea-bottom is sandy, perfect for families with children.
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North East
San Teodoro
Lu Impostu
This beach is characterized by white fine sand and rising rocks.
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North East
San Teodoro
Cala D’Ambra
Cala D'Ambra is on the south-eastern edge of San Teodoro and it stretches out for 600 metres south to Lu Finocciu.
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North East
North East
North East
Budoni
Cala di Budoni
This beach is 4 km long and develops from Punta Li Cucutti, north, near Agrustos locality, to Punta Porto Ainu, changing its name depending on the locality.
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North East
North East
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Six areas, endless landscapes
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31 beaches and coves
North West
Alghero, Stintino and the Gulf of Asinara ↗
96 beaches and coves
North East
Gallura, La Maddalena and San Teodoro ↗
27 beaches and coves
Central West
Oristano, Sinis and Montiferru ↗
55 beaches and coves
Central East
The Gulf of Orosei and Ogliastra ↗
83 beaches and coves
South West
Costa Verde, Sulcis, Chia and Pula ↗
43 beaches and coves
South East
Cagliari, Villasimius and Costa Rei ↗
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