Sardinia is very famous for its beaches; iconic is the vision of its intense blue and emerald green sea that contrasts with the white and fine sand. In addition, there is something for everyone: from the most sought after facilities of the Costa Smeralda until the wildest beaches surrounded by nature of the island, Sardinia will give you emotions.
An island located in the center of the Mediterranean with truly important biodiversity that has always made it a destination for poets, writers, and artists who are moved to contemplate this immense beauty: we are talking about Sardinia.
In addition, this region of Italy is very famous for its beaches. Iconic is the vision of its intense blue and emerald green sea that contrasts with the white sand and fine. In addition, there is something for everyone: from the most sought-after facilities of the Costa Smeralda to the wildest beaches surrounded by nature of the island, Sardinia will give you emotions. The big challenge now is to combine this beauty with more sustainable tourism, with visitors and institutions united to defend this small piece of the planet.
When you get lost among these 10 beautiful beaches, always pay attention to environmental protection and strictly follow the local rules.
We remind you that you can always combine beaches with an infinite number of experiences. Visit Italy recommends Salude e Trigu: a container of experiences that will make your Sardinian experience even more beautiful and stimulating!
MORE INFO ON EVENTS TO SEE IN COMBINATION WITH BEACHES TO VISIT ❯Rena Majore Beach
Rena Majore Beach is located in the north-western part of Sardinia and is distinguished from the first for the thickness and consistency of the sand, much coarser and grainy, almost mini pebbles, which return a unique environment of its kind.
The sea, much deeper than other bays such as La Pelosa, is a paradise for snorkeling: beautiful flora and fauna of the sea in this area of the island.
The beach is located not too many kilometers from Santa Teresa di Gallura. You can enrich the day by visiting the beach with the surroundings rich in events. For more information, just consult the program Salude & Trigu.
Porto Pollo Beach
The large beach of Porto Pollo is a paradise for water sports, such as sailing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing.
This small seaside resort belonging to the municipality of Palau, in the province of Sassari is always swept by the wind and is surrounded by lush nature. If you are a sports lover, this is the place for you.
Cala Spinosa, Santa Teresa di Gallura
Beautiful sea resort not too far from Santa Teresa di Gallura. Here the water is always wonderful and has a transparency that fascinates every visitor.
Compared to other beaches this is characterized by the presence of rocks that makes it wilder and less "practical". A small paradise within reach of trekking
La Pelosa Beach, Stintino
La Pelosa Beach in Stintino is certainly one of the most famous attractions of all Sardinia, practically a masterpiece of natural phenomena. The white and fine sand creates unique transparencies in the whole peninsula.
Low seabed and water at the ankles for many meters. The nuances between sky and sea are of all kinds of blue and azure, passing by streaks of green, practically as in an island in the Caribbean Sea. Taking a bath in these parts improves the mood and makes the skin soft and smooth.
In the province of Sassari, to the sea vacation, it is possible to combine the discovery of the territory, of wine and food, and of culture, participating in the events of the program Salude & Trigu.
Pelican Beach, Emerald Coast
A beach also outside the mainstream tourism but characterized as much of northern Sardinia by white sand and blue sea.
It is often a quiet place, which makes it ideal for those seeking intense moments of relaxation and inner peace.
Le Saline beach, Olbia
Unlike Cala Spinosa, this beach, located not too many kilometers from Olbia is characterized by sandiness and width that allows greater comfort and excellent summer sunbathing.
Arm yourself with a beach towel to stretch out in a true paradise, often not too crowded given the enormous presence of beaches more popular with mainstream tourism. Here you can also bring your dog and enjoy a day at sea in complete safety anticovid.
Cala Tinnari, Costa Paradiso
A wild beach and outside the most traditional destinations, like many other small paradise is easily accessible from Costa Paradiso by sea. If you love trekking, you can use the natural path that connects the beach of Cala Li Cossi to Tinnari.
It is important, however, to wear comfortable shoes, suitable for outdoor summer outings, cover your head well and hydrate continuously. Taking the right precautions will allow you to fully enjoy the beauty of the place, the rugged coastline will do the rest.
Cala Sabina, Golfo Aranci
Here we are talking about one of the most beautiful beaches of the Costa Smeralda, easily accessible by car or by train, getting off at the train station of the same name.
Here the sea is crystal clear with a blue color always very intense. The gulf is wide and the seabed is low, an authentic paradise that gives its best at sunset, not to be missed if you happen to be near Golfo Aranci.
Poltu di li Cogghj beach
It is located in the north-eastern part of Sardinia not too far from Olbia, with a picturesque appearance and a blue/turquoise color that generates wonderful streaks of light. Just the light is the great protagonist of this little paradise that can enjoy truly spectacular sunsets (and sunrises).
Beach of Rena Bianca (litt. white sand beach)
In Sardinia, there are two beaches called in this way, one near Santa Teresa di Gallura and one in the seaside resort of Portisco, not too far from the famous Porto Rotondo, and this is the one we consider (without detracting from the other, but there is a choice).
As the name suggests this beach is characterized by its fine white sand. The landscape in the surrounding area is spectacular, from Marina di Portisco, with its island of the same name that is a synthesis of what you can find in Costa Smeralda: Beautiful sea, breathtaking scenery, and hospitality typically Italian. In short, yet another beach is not to be missed.
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