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Porto San Paolo
Crystal clear, shallow, and ranging in color from pale turquoise to deep emerald—ideal for snorkeling and swimming.
Porto Taverna
This beach offers arguably the most iconic and "front-row" view of the Tavolara Island. The massive limestone cliff feels close enough to touch, providing a dramatic backdrop for photos.
Cala Brandinchi
Cala Brandinchi is world-renowned for its incredibly shallow, calm waters and shimmering white sand. Because the water remains ankle-to-knee deep for dozens of meters out, the sea takes on a luminescent, pale turquoise hue that looks more like the South Pacific than the Mediterranean.
San Teodoro "La Cinta"
La Cinta is the crown jewel of San Teodoro and one of the most famous stretches of sand in all of Sardinia. Extending for over 3 kilometers, it is a breathtaking arc of white sand that separates the sparkling turquoise sea from the vast Stagno di San Teodoro lagoon.
Budoni
Cala di Budoni is the main shoreline serving the town of Budoni, stretching across a stunning 4-kilometer arc of fine, white sand. It is widely considered one of the most functional and beautiful family beaches in Northeast Sardinia.
Posada
Located just south of Budoni, Posada offers a dramatically different landscape, dominated by the medieval Castello della Fava perched on a limestone hill overlooking the sea. The beaches here are consistently awarded the "Five Sails" by Legambiente for their environmental purity and sustainability.
La Caletta
The journey's end: a dramatic cape with a historic lighthouse, wild sand dunes, ancient junipers, and breathtaking open-sea views.
Capo Comino
Capo Comino is a wild, evocative stretch of coastline in the territory of Siniscola that feels like a trip to the African desert. It is famous for its massive white sand dunes, some of the largest in eastern Sardinia, which are held in place by ancient, twisted juniper trees.
