Beaches

In the territory of Santa Teresa Gallura there are more than 50 beaches. Here we have collected 18 of them, including the most famous and some of the hidden gems, perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in the spectacular nature that surrounds our country.

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Santa Reparata

Quiet cove with clear sand and transparent turquoise-green water. Also known as La Taltana, it is perfect for snorkeling, relaxation and small excursions among rocks and Mediterranean scrub.

Sambuco Cove

Small cove with sand and pebble beach, surrounded by granite cliffs and Mediterranean scrub. Clear sea with turquoise and emerald green tones, rocky seabed ideal for snorkeling. Access via natural path, without services, for a quiet experience immersed in Gallura nature.

Rena di Levante

Golden cove with turquoise sea and clear seabed, great for children and snorkeling. Backyard vegetation and essential services ensure relaxation and comfort.

La Marmorata

Wide beach of fine white sand with clear sea with turquoise reflections. Surrounded by dunes and Mediterranean scrub, with shallow waters ideal for families and swimmers. Convenient access and quiet atmosphere, perfect for relaxation in an unspoiled natural setting.

Spinosa Cove

Small cove with pebble and mixed sand beach, surrounded by granite cliffs and Mediterranean scrub. Clear waters and rocky seabed ideal for snorkeling and diving. Access via natural path, without services, for an authentic and private experience in Gallura nature.

La Licciola

Small, secluded beach with fine, clear sand, surrounded by Mediterranean scrub and granite rocks. Clear waters ideal for peaceful swimming and snorkeling. Accessed by path, without services, perfect for those seeking peace and direct contact with nature.
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