Coastal Areas of Sardinia

The various coastal areas of Sardinia contain some of the island region's most beautiful beaches and seaside towns.

One of the most picturesque is the Orosei Gulf on the east coast of Sardinia which faces out on to the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Named after Orosei which is at once a hill town and beach resort, the eponymous Gulf stretches around 30 kilometres south to the small peninsula of Punta Pedra Longa. On the way, it passes a clutch of stunning beaches including Cala Mariolu, Cala Luna and Cala Goloritzé, which for many people is Sardinia's best beach.

Coastal Areas of Italy
Seaside Towns of Sardinia
Beach Resorts of Sardinia

Orosei Gulf

Orosei Gulf, Sardinia

Costa Smeralda

Spiaggia Capriccioli, Costa Smeralda

Sinis Peninsula

Tharros, Sinis Peninsula

Capo Carbonara

Capo Carbonara, Sardinia

Costa Verde

Cala Domestica, Costa Verde

Capo Testa

Capo Testa, Sardinia

Punta Pedra Longa

Punta Pedra Longa, Sardinia

Gonnesa Gulf

Gonnesa Gulf, Sardinia

Capo Malfatano

Capo Malfatano, Sardinia

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