The large beaches are good destinations in the hottest months both to find quiet spaces and to respect the distance imposed by the anti-COVID regulations, avoiding the smaller coves that are decidedly more crowded.
Some of these beaches extend for several kilometers, in a wilder natural context; others are closer to the tourist resorts, with refreshment points and equipped areas.
Welcome to Aglientu! Today we will show you the summer views of the beach of Rena Matteu and Caletta Astrid; you will find more information about this area in the main post. The map shows the places for which a 360° panoramic photo is available: © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Read more…
Today we will show you the coastline in the area of the mouth of the Liscia River, between the municipalities of Santa Teresa di Gallura and Palau. The beach, depending on the access points, takes various names: Porto Liscia, Fiumara del Liscia and Barrabisa. It is certainly a surprising destination: Read more…
Badesi is a tourist resort in western Gallura. The town is located on a hill, a few kilometers from the coast, from which you can enjoy an excellent view of the Valledoria plain. The long sandy coast of Badesi extends for about 8 km, from the mouth of the Coghinas Read more…
Welcome to Gallura! Today you will see some summer panoramas of the Rena Majori Beach; you will find more information about this location in the main post. The map shows the places for which a 360° panoramic photo is available: © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Virtual tour functionality not available Read more…
Porto Torres is a town well known by tourists, for the maritime station through which many reach Sardinia. We have already published a post about this location due to its historical and archelogical importance; nearby there are also many beaches. The city is located in the middle of the Asinara Read more…
Today we will talk about Lu Littaroni beach, located in the wild and evocative coast of northern Sardinia. It’s a very long beach, near Aglientu, about ten kilometers from Santa Teresa di Gallura. The name Littaroni, or Litarroni, comes from “Littarru”, a sardinian shrub. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Expand Read more…
Our destination of the month is Berchida beach, overlooking the Sardinian eastern coast and the Orosei Gulf. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Expand on Google Maps The approaching route We are in a wild place, far from the main towns. We drive along the eastern Sardinian road from Siniscola to Read more…
We’re walk along the path down through the woods, towards Rena di Matteu, and we feel the scent of the pines. The sun is already hot, in the early hours of the morning, even if a gentle breeze makes the path most pleasant. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors 1- Rena Read more…