Cala Domestica Beach and Ruins

Cala Domestica, south of Buggerru, two kilometers away, is like an open-air museum of industrial archaeology, preserving ruins of warehouses, deposits and tunnels dug by miners. Until 1940, the minerals extracted from the mines were shipped from here.

One of these tunnels on the right of the cove leads to a second secluded, almost intimate cove, called La Caletta. A deep inlet opens towards the sea, almost a fjord, with a wide and sheltered sandy beach in white, amber and golden tones, soft and compact. Small Mediterranean shrubs emerge on the dunes behind the expanse of sand.

Big sand beach with a bar. Go through the hole in the wall to the right of the main beach to reach a second (quieter) one.

Beautiful narrow bay, flanked by rocks, extends far into the sea. The beach is light and fine-grained and leads flat into the water.