Best beaches in North Sardinia

If you're staying in Sardinia for a bit longer before or after the wedding, it may be worth, travelling around and exploring the North. It offers everything from pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters to dramatic rock formations and hidden coves. Here’s a selection of must-visit spots:

Costa Smeralda & Surroundings

  • Spiaggia del Principe – A true gem of the Costa Smeralda, with soft white sand and emerald waters, once the favorite of Prince Aga Khan.

  • Capriccioli – A small but stunning beach surrounded by smooth granite rocks, ideal for families and snorkeling.

  • Liscia Ruja – One of the largest beaches in the area, featuring a long stretch of golden sand and shallow turquoise waters.

  • Romazzino – A secluded, luxury beach, known for its fine white sand and calm waters.

  • Spiaggia di Rena Bianca – Located in Santa Teresa Gallura, this idyllic beach boasts fine white sand and shallow, clear water, perfect for swimming.

La Maddalena Archipelago

  • Spiaggia Rosa (Pink Beach, Budelli Island) – Famous for its unique pink sand, though it is protected, and access is limited.

  • Cala Coticcio (Caprera Island) – Often called "Tahiti", this secluded cove features mesmerizing crystal-clear waters and is best accessed by boat or hiking.

  • Spiaggia del Relitto (Caprera Island) – A beautiful white sandy beach with a shipwreck nearby, adding to its charm.

  • Cala Corsara (Spargi Island) – A paradise-like beach with soft sand and spectacular rock formations, reachable only by boat.

Gulf of Orosei & Surroundings (See also our tour!!)

  • Cala Mariolu – Known for its turquoise waters and smooth white pebbles, this beach is a snorkeling haven.

  • Cala Goloritzé – A UNESCO-listed beach, famous for its iconic limestone arch and surreal blue waters, accessible only by boat or a scenic hike.

  • Cala Luna – A dramatic beach with golden sand, caves, and breathtaking cliffs, great for adventure lovers.

  • Cala Biriola – A hidden cove surrounded by lush greenery, perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape.

Stintino & Asinara National Park

  • La Pelosa – One of the most famous beaches in Sardinia, featuring Caribbean-like turquoise waters, fine white sand, and a stunning Aragonese tower.

  • Le Saline – A tranquil beach with white quartz pebbles, known for its crystal-clear water and peaceful atmosphere.

  • Cala Sabina (Asinara Island) – A pristine beach on the protected island of Asinara, accessible only by boat or guided tour.

Capriccioli

Cala Coticcio

La Pelosa