Isola Spargi

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Lonely PlanetAug 13

The best beaches in Sardinia

White sands, secluded coves, rocky coasts, water sports – Sardinia

Island with fragrant, maquis-fringed beaches.

21 things in this story
  • Isola BudelliSightIsland known for its pink beach.
  • Isola SpargiSightIsland with fragrant, maquis-fringed beaches.
  • Cala SpalmatoreSightFamily-friendly beach on La Maddalena island.
  • SailoverPlaceRent a boat from this company.
  • Emerald FreedomPlaceTake a tour with friendly skipper Daniele.
  • Elsewhere
  • Golfo di OroseiSightOrosei, ItalyIdyllic coves accessed by foot or boat.
  • Spiaggia di Maria PiaSightAlghero, ItalyBeach backed by dunes and umbrella pines, great for families.
  • Is AruttasSightSinis Peninsula, ItalyBeach that dazzles surfers with quartz sand.
  • La PelosaSightStintino, ItalyRavishing white sand beach with a shallow sea.
  • Capo CacciaSightAlghero, ItalyHeadland with coral-clad sea caves for diving.
  • Consorzio Costa SmeraldaNeighborhoodSmeralda, ItalyGilded enclave of hotels and restaurants on a dramatic coast.
  • Costa del SudNeighborhoodCagliari, ItalyDune-dotted coastline southwest of Cagliari.
  • Costa VerdeNeighborhoodSardinia, ItalyVerdant countryside with Bronze Age nuraghi settlements.
  • GalluraNeighborhoodSardinia, ItalyGranite heartland in the northeast.
  • Cala CoticcioSightCaprera, ItalyExquisite cove on Caprera Island.
  • Camping La MariposaHotelAlghero, ItalyCampsite with tents and bungalows near Maria Pia beach.
  • Laguna Blu Camping VillageHotelAlghero, ItalyWell-equipped campsite near Maria Pia beach.
  • Marina di OroseiSightOrosei, ItalyBeach and departure point for Golfo di Orosei coves.
  • Cala GononeSightDorgali, ItalyIn 2007 it had 1,279 inhabitants.
  • Santa Maria NavarreseSightBaunei, ItalyIt is located about 150 km north of Cagliari and 160 km south of Olbia, in the middle of the Gulf of Arbatax.
  • Cala MarioluSightBaunei, ItalyStunning cove in the Golfo di Orosei.
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