Tuerredda is one of the most spectacular beaches in all of Sardinia. Dominated by pure white sand and granite and clay rocks, it is suitable for families with children, but also, given the beauty of the seabed around the islet opposite, for scuba diving enthusiasts. Its waters are crystal clear and green. Nestled between Capo Malfatano and Capo Spartivento, the surrounding nature is pristine. All these characteristics make it a must-see beach. From June 1st to October 13th, access to the beach is managed and regulated by authorized operators. To access, please check the number of available spaces on the website: tuerredda.spacli.it

Cala Cipolla is a charming cove, famous for its fine, light sand and crystal-clear turquoise sea, surrounded by granite cliffs and Mediterranean scrub. Located near the Capo Spartivento lighthouse, it is one of the most sheltered beaches from the wind, ideal for families, snorkeling, and surfing. It can be reached by parking near Su Giudeu beach and walking for about 5-10 minutes along a dirt path. It is highly regarded for its beauty, so it can be very busy in high season. Don't miss a walk to the Capo Spartivento lighthouse for a breathtaking view.

S'Acqua Durci (or s'Abba Durci, "fresh water" in Sardinian) is a splendid beach located in Chia. It is the western extension of Su Giudeu beach. It is known for its white sand dunes, a wild environment, and shallow, crystal-clear waters, ideal for snorkeling. This beach also features a long, arch-shaped stretch of fine, golden/white sand that creates a sort of natural pool. The pond behind it is often frequented by greater pink flamingos. The Mediterranean scrub extends towards pink granite cliffs. The area is easily accessible.

Su Giudeu beach is one of the most famous and fascinating beaches in Chia, renowned for its fine golden sand, high dunes, and shallow turquoise waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Renowned for its scenic beauty, it is often the setting for commercials. The beach is characterized by a long arc of golden white sand. Facing the beach is the islet of Su Giudeu, which can be reached on foot at low tide across a sandy isthmus. Behind the beach lies a lagoon, home to pink flamingos. The name derives from the pruppu giudeu (Jewish octopus), a particular species of dark octopus that inhabits the area, or, according to legend, from the shape of the islet. The beach offers various services, including beach clubs with umbrella and lounge chair rentals, kiosks, a bar, a restaurant, and water sports equipment rentals (SUP, canoe).

Porto Campana beach is a stretch of soft, golden, warm sand, a sloping terrace that slopes into the sea, the sun's reflections shimmering on the emerald-green and turquoise water. On either side, promontories covered in intensely scented Mediterranean vegetation, especially mastic trees and white cornflowers, border the beach and look out toward the southern Mediterranean. Behind it, dunes emerge, clinging to centuries-old junipers, rockrose bushes, and white sea lilies. The shallow water and colors are reminiscent of tropical landscapes.

Campana Dune beach is famous for its dunes of fine white sand, which can reach several meters in height and are dotted with centuries-old junipers and sea lilies. The water ranges in color from turquoise to crystalline blue. The seabed is shallow and gently sloping, making it ideal for children and non-expert swimmers. Thanks to the cliffs and tall dunes, the beach offers good shelter from the mistral wind, allowing you to enjoy the sea even when gusts are strong in other areas. The beach offers a balanced mix of wilderness and comfort: there are bars and restaurants serving sandwiches, snacks, and hot dishes. You can rent umbrellas and loungers, rafts, jet skis, stand-up paddleboards, and canoes. The beach is equipped with walkways and is accessible to people with disabilities.

For many, Cala del Morto is the most beautiful of the seven "sisters," perhaps because it's a small cove bordered by two rocky ridges, or because of the pink granite rocks dotting a carpet of fine, golden sand. Cala del Morto is the most intimate and sheltered of the beaches in the coastal hamlet of Domus de Maria. Its name comes from a cross nestled among the rocks, which has given rise to various stories and legends over the years. To reach the beach, you'll walk a short distance from the adjacent Campana Dune parking lot, a fragrant path through myrtle, juniper, and mastic trees, lasting just a few minutes before you immerse yourself in the boundless beauty.

Monte Cogoni Beach is another gem on the Chia coast. It's located right at the base of the promontory of the same name and is considered the natural extension of Sa Colonia beach to the south. It features fine golden sand and crystal-clear water with shallow waters, ideal for families with children. Along the path leading to the beach, you can admire the Chia lagoon, populated by colonies of greater flamingos. From the shore, you can enjoy a picturesque view of the historic Chia Tower.

Sa Colonia beach is one of the gems of Chia Bay. It's famous for its long stretch of fine white sand, its crystal-clear turquoise waters, and shallow waters, making it perfect for families with children. The beach is framed by picturesque sand dunes dotted with junipers and Mediterranean vegetation. Behind it is one of Chia's lagoons, where you can spot pink flamingos. Thanks to its exposure to the winds, it's a popular destination for surfers and windsurfers, as well as for snorkeling and diving thanks to the beauty of its seabed.

Su Portu beach is a charming crescent-shaped cove protected by the islet of Su Cardolinu. It's known for its light, coarse sand, making it ideal on windier days because it's less volatile, its shallow, crystal-clear waters, and the view dominated by the Chia Tower. It's ideal for families and convenient thanks to nearby parking. Nearby are parking lots, bars, restaurants, and hotels. The Chia Tower and the Phoenician-Punic ruins of Bithia, located on the promontory to the west, can be reached on foot.

Perd'e Sali Beach is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility, away from the more crowded areas. The beach is characterized by a mix of grayish sand and pebbles, with shallow waters that slope gently into the sea, making it suitable for children. The area is well-served. You'll find ample free parking, bars, restaurants, and even a pharmacy within walking distance. Next to the beach is a well-equipped marina offering boat rentals and excursions to explore the surrounding coast.

Porto Columbu Beach is a popular destination for its tranquility and easy access. The beach is composed of a mix of light, coarse-grained sand and pebbles. In recent years, the amount of sand has increased, improving the quality of the shoreline. The water is clear, with shades ranging from azure to emerald green. The seabed is shallow and slopes gently, making it suitable for families with children. It is a popular destination for diving and spearfishing thanks to its rich marine life. There is a beach club/kiosk offering bar and restaurant services.

Furcadizzu Beach is a wild and uncrowded beach, characterized by a mix of sand and pebbles. The shore can often feature accumulations of Posidonia (seaweed), typical of less populated natural areas. It is a public beach; there are no beach clubs or other services, making it ideal for those seeking tranquility and direct contact with nature. It is a popular picnic spot and is also popular with boaters, thanks to the nearby sandy anchorage. It is a short distance from other towns such as Porto Columbu and Perd'e Sali.

Pinus Village beach enchants with its fine, white sand, shallow waters, and azure-turquoise waters. The beach is served by a bar and restaurant, and is accessible via a road that runs through a pine forest. It is surrounded by cliffs and Mediterranean scrub, which contribute to a tranquil and picturesque atmosphere. The bay is generally sheltered from the wind, making the sea calm and suitable for children.

Cala Bernardini Beach marks the western end of Santa Margherita's long coastline. It features fine golden sand, a beautiful, wide stretch of sand lapped by crystal-clear, emerald-green waters. It's a public beach with a few beach clubs and a bar. Paid parking is available.

Pineta Beach is one of the most sheltered from the Mistral wind. Before arriving, you can admire the beach and its sea from above, which boasts every shade of blue and turquoise, changing into three shades toward the open sea. The beach has fine, white sand that fades to pink at the shore, and a turquoise sea with shallow, clear water. It's a public beach with a few beach clubs and a bar. Paid parking is available.

Campu Matta Beach is located in Santa Margherita di Pula. It is a beautiful and peaceful beach, with fine white sand and clear turquoise waters. It is the first beach on Santa Margherita's long coastline, and its pristine atmosphere makes it perfect for those who want to relax or take a stroll. The beach also offers several amenities, such as a bar, restrooms, and free parking, allowing all visitors to enjoy the full experience.

The Baia D'Agumu beach is arch-shaped and characterized by white, medium-grained sand and pebbles. The sea here is shallow and sandy, and its color varies between green and blue. From here, you can see the famous Torre del Coltellazzo in the distance, which stands atop the promontory overlooking the ruins of the city of Nora. The Porto D'Agumu Sailing Club is also located in Baia D'Agumu.

Su Stangioni Foxi beach is located just beyond Su Guventeddu. It consists of medium-grain sand and pebbles, and the sea boasts the characteristic blue hues of the area. A few hundred meters away, looking out to sea, is San Macario Island, home to the eponymous Spanish tower. The lack of beach services means the beach is uncrowded even in high season, making it a favorite among those seeking absolute relaxation.

Su Guventeddu beach extends from the promontory called Punta Vittoria to Is Figus beach. It features fine-grained cream- and gray-colored sand, and its crystal-clear waters range in color from azure to green, creating a truly evocative experience. Due to its shallow waters, it is recommended for families with children. It is a popular destination for scuba diving, given the rich and varied seabed and abundance of fish.

Nora Beach is one of Pula's most famous, thanks to the nearby Roman ruins and the Church of Sant'Efisio. The bay is bordered by a cliff and a promontory with the splendid Coltellazzo Tower, thus sheltered from the wind. On days with a strong Mistral wind, the beach is perfect for sunbathing and swimming in the crystal-clear, shallow water, ideal for children. The sea's various shades of blue invite pleasant swimming, diving, and spearfishing. It is accessible to people with disabilities.

Is Figus beach, part of the municipality of Pula, features fine sand and occasional rocks. It takes its name from the numerous fig trees that grow near the beach. Its waters, when blown by mistral or westerly winds, are crystal clear. The beach has the curved shape of a bay, and the sand is grainy and white.