テラノア/オルビアの湖・トップ14

Mega relaxing nature beach

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

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

Mannena beach is a wide stretch of sand that extends for about 800 meters between the Laciola promontory, to the north, and Punta Barca Bruciata, to the south. This beach is surrounded by almost uncontaminated vegetation, with the typical scents of the Mediterranean scrub. It has three entrances, one of which passes near a small pond. The final part of Mannena is known as Balca Brusgiata, a term in the Gallura dialect that recalls a historical episode in which the local inhabitants avenged the damage to the forest by a Tuscan coal burner by burning his boat used for transport.

Lu Impostu is located between the Aldia tip, to the south, and the Cappeciolio tip, to the north. It is separated from Brandinchi beach only by a thin wooded promontory and is very similar to the latter, with its crystal clear waters and white sands. To access the beach, there is a large car park, and after a short descent, it is necessary to cross a small ford in the pond behind. Also known as Brandinchi port, Lu Impostu beach was, at least until the 18th century, the place of hidden commercial activities with the hinterland; the name itself, translated from the Gallura dialect, means "place where things are piled up".

breathtaking view

The beach invites you to stroll and swim.