タタリ/サッサリの湖・トップ20

The bay was a dream, the bike path there was breakneck! We had to push and carry the bike more than we could ride, and definitely NO ONE has ever visited the three adjacent bays by bike (except us 😂😂). Please don't try this.

The beach is beautiful, but at the end of April and the end of October it is completely crowded compared to other beautiful beaches.

A beautiful bay, but not easy to reach. The last part of the path involves climbing over rocks. But you are practically alone in the bay. A wonderful sandy beach with very few stones, but with countless mini mussels and sea snails. When we visited, there was an octopus about 40cm long lying in the shallow water with its arms outstretched, which then swam lazily to the side. On the way we discovered Cala Napoletana, which is possibly even more beautiful.

Cala Serena is worth a hike. A rocky path with beautiful views leads from Cala Garibaldi to the bay. Thanks to the somewhat difficult access, the bay is only sparsely visited. Particularly striking is the wetland with a lake and lush vegetation directly behind the beach. The bay is extremely beautiful for swimming: no rocks, but a wonderful fine sandy bottom with incredibly clear water that shines turquoise in the sun. Small silver fish with a distinctive black spot on the base of their tails populate the underwater world. The bay is shallow and deeply indented, making it ideal for children.

At the southern end the beach can still be full, but the further you get onto the headland the emptier it becomes. There are beautiful views of the lagoon and the landscape behind it. If you're lucky you can also see flamingos and other birds. The dunes behind the beach are protected and should not be walked on (which unfortunately not everyone takes into account). It's a shame for us but good for nature.

A beach like in paradise

Beautiful beach, one of the best if ever see

The view is simply stunning, thanks to the contrast of colors between the very white sand and the two extensions of blue, that of the river and the sea. San Pietro beach is a long and wide stretch of soft, golden sand, which extends from the west, from La Ciaccia, to the mouth of the Coghinas river in the east, passing near the small church and settlement of San Pietro a Mare. It's great to swim alternating between the sea and the river.