Algheros dream beaches
Alghero - dream beaches on the striking north-west coast
Alghero and its beaches lie amidst the enchanting, powerful nature of Sardinia’s north-west coast. Crystal-clear water, fine sand and lush green vegetation make beaches like Spiaggia Maria Pia and Spiaggia Le Bombarde truly paradisical. Also known as the Coral Coast, Alghero’s coastline is 90 kilometres long and is home to some real beach gems – some quiet and calm, which are perfect for families with children, others powerful and windy, ideal for wind- and kitesurfers.
The dream beaches of Alghero in detail
Spiaggia di Maria Pia
Beautiful beach on the outskirts of Alghero: white, powdery sand, azure water and a gently sloping seabed make it ideal for families with children. fragrant pine trees, bright yellow broom and soft dunes fringe the beach, which also offers hire points and beach bars. There is a car park at the beach, and Maria Pia is also easy to reach by bus.
Spiaggia Le Bombarde
Gorgeous beach just ten kilometres from the centre of Alghero. Le Bombarde is a picturesque, crescent-shaped bay surrounded by volcanic rocks and lush green vegetation. The fine white and sometimes ochre-coloured sand creates an enchanting interplay of colours against the iridescent water, which flickers between emerald green and azure. At both ends, the beach is skirted by red granite and fragrant pine forests. The beach is equipped with bars, restaurants and hire points, and also presents ideal conditions for windsurfers and divers. There is a large car park at the beach.
Lazzaretto
Directly next to Le Bombarde, visitors will find yet another paradisical beach with fine grey and yellow sand and crystal-clear water, Lazzaretto. Popular both with families with children and surfers, it is well-equipped with everything from bars to hire points. Starting at the main beach, there are many smaller bays to discover, as well as an imposing, old watchtower. There is a large car park at the beach.
Access to the beach of Pia Maria through pine trees and sand dunes
Crystal clear sea in front of the beach of Maria Pia, Alghero
Luxurious sunbeds and parasols on the beach Maria Pia close to Alghero
Parasols and sunbeds for rent with a lot of space on the white beach of Maria Pia, Alghero
Elegant beach bar in white wood on the beach Maria Pia close to Alghero
Organized games for children on the beach Maria Pia, Alghero
Position for lifeguard with red chair, parasol and float on the white, sandy beach
White sand and crystal clear water of the beach Le Bombarde Alghero
Access to the beach Le Bombarde Alghero over a pathway through green mediteranean plants
View over oleander bushes and parasols on the blue sea in front of the beach Le Bombarde Alghero
View from the beach Le Bombarde over the sea all the way to Alghero
Lido with boat rental on the beach Le Bombarde Alghero
Beaches
A selection of the unique Sardinia stands we have put together for you:
Chia - beaches
Dream beaches in Sardinia? The Bay of Chia is home to several of them - with turquoise water, fine sand and child-friendly water.Ideal wind conditions make this part of Sardinia a hotspot for surfers, kitesurfers and sailors.
Pulas beaches
Pula and its beaches are some of the most popular in southern Sardinia: the scarcely populated coastal region between Capo Teulada and the popular bathing area of Santa Margherita di Pula captivate visitors with a range of bays. In the bay of Nora, you can even dive to Roman ruins.
Cagliari - city beach
Poetta is Sardinia's answer to Copacabana: the idyllic beach stretches ten kilometres and is located just five kilometres from the vibrant centre of Cagliari. Here, Mediterranean and urban flair merge amidst turquoise water, sports, staffed beach resorts and quiet corners like Quartu Sant’Elena.
Torre delle Stelle
The relaxed residential area of Torre delle Stelle is surrounded by several fine sandy beaches. Genn’e Mari, Cann’e Sisa and Spiaggia di Solanas leave nothing to be desired for sun worshippers and families. All beaches offer a good infrastructure.
Villasimius
On the south-east tip of Sardinia, Villasimius and its beaches sparkle with Caribbean flair: to the left and right of the sun-drenched protected area of Capo Carbonara, turquoise bays like Cala Giunco, Spiaggia Campulongu and Punta Molentis beach mean visitors are spoilt for choice.
Cala Sinzias
Cala Sinzias is a family-friendly, idyllic beach that stretches 3 kilometres along the south-east coast of Sardinia. Its light, fine sand meets the sea on a beautifully flat plain, making it ideal for small children. From areas with lounger hire to quieter corners, everyone will find their perfect spot here.
Sant Elmo - Cala Sinzias
Sant’Elmo lies at the northern end of Cala Sinzias, nestled between broom and juniper. This quieter, beautiful section of the coast features impressive granite and lava rocks, which offer a great alternative to lounging on the beach.
Costa Rei
Costa Rei is the king's coast of Sardinia - here, 8 kilometres of long, bright white sandy beach enchants sun worshippers, families and water sports enthusiasts. The beach is flat and child friendly; crystal-clear water glitters all along this unique gem of a beach.
Capo Ferrato
At Capo Ferrato, the entire power of Sardinia is palpable: the wild rocky cape is a great place for hiking and calming the soul – and afterwards, its southern side awaits with Spiaggia di Portu Pirastu, an irresistibly tranquil beach perfect for relaxing and snorkelling.
Feraxi
Spiaggia di Feraxi is a beach with light-coloured, fine sand on the east coast of Sardinia. Nestled between an idyllic lagoon and the turquoise sea, its location makes it something very special. Spanning three kilometres, its calm water delights both families with children and those looking for some peace and quiet.
Torre Salinas
Torre Salinas is a beach on the south-east coast of Sardinia - perfect for everyone who wants to enjoy a slower pace of life. The long, fine sandy beach stretches for kilometres; birds breed in the former salt pans behind. The perfect beach for families and those in search of peace and quiet.
Muravera
On the east coast of Sardinia, Muravera enchants with its extensive beaches: the fine grey sand on Spiaggia di Colostrai, the thin yet endless Spiaggia di San Giovanni and the peace of Spiaggia di Cristolaxedu are guaranteed to get the hearts of all beach fans racing.
Tortoli
With a row of idyllic beaches, Tortoli is guaranteed to impress. Fine white sand, Caribbean-like water and extensive bays make the heart of the east coast one of the most beautiful coastal areas in Sardinia. Perfect for families, peace seekers and sport lovers.
Gulf of Orosei
With idyllic bays such as Cala Goloritzè, Cala Luna and Cala Mariolu, the Gulf of Orosei is a treasure trove for nature lovers: wild, romantic rocky beaches, some of which can only be accessed via idyllic footpaths - perfect for snorkelling, climbing, bathing and admiring.
Cala Liberotto
Cala Liberotto is a paradisical bay not far from Orosei. The fine light grey sand unites with the turquoise water to create a fascinating interplay of colours. Stunning rocky reefs punctuate the beach and offer lots of underwater for snorkelling fans. Rich green Sardinian flora provides a beautiful background.
Olbia
Olbia is the lively metropolis in the north-east of Sardinia with idyllic beaches. Just like the main beach Pittulongu, countless idyllic beaches in the Gulf of Olbia await to stun visitors with white sand and crystal-clear water. Relaxation and unspoiled nature - just 5 km from the centre of Olbia.
Golfo Aranci
Golfo Aranci and its beaches are located on the picturesque Capo Figari in the north-east of Sardinia near Olbia. Snow-white sandy beaches alternate with small, romantic bays, providing the perfect mix for families with children, surfing fans and those seeking peace and quiet.
Porto Rotondo
Porto Rotondo is a sophisticated spot in the north-east of Sardinia with spectacular beaches: small and idyllic or expansive and golden yellow - bays like Spiaggia Ira and Cala Sabina offer something for everyone, whether high society, families or those in search of true relaxation.
Costa Smeralda
Dream beaches in Sardinia? The Bay of Chia is home to several of them - with turquoise water, fine sand and child-friendly water.Ideal wind conditions make this part of Sardinia a hotspot for surfers, kitesurfers and sailors.
Portobello
Portobello’s beach on the north-west coast of Sardinia is something truly special: red, grainy sand is framed by rugged, rocky reefs and crystal-clear water. Not far from here, the endless dream beaches of Cala Vignola stretch 25 kilometres all the way to Capo Testa.
Cala La Pelosa
Cala La Pelosa is a breath-taking beach on the north-west tip of Sardinia. It is located on the peninsula of Stintino and never fails to impress tourists and locals alike with its beautifully crystal-clear water. The beach is framed by rocky cliffs, rich maquis and the Torre della Pelosa.
Algheros dream beaches
Alghero and its beaches lie amidst the enchanting, powerful nature of Sardinia’s north-west coast. Crystal-clear water, fine sand and lush green vegetation make beaches like Spiaggia Maria Pia and Spiaggia Le Bombarde truly paradisical.
Is Arutas
Is Arutas is a truly unique beach on the wild west coast of Sardinia: tiny, polished quartz stones shimmer in white, pink, grey and amber. This beach, also adorned with picturesque granite rocks, drops suddenly into the turquoise water and is perfect for snorkelling.
Sant'Antioco
Sant’Antioco is an island off the south-western tip of Sardinia. With extraordinarily beautiful beaches and a very special highlight: the L’Arco dei Baci natural pool. Pure nature and stunning beach relaxation in a fascinating area for divers and snorkellers.
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