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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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.

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.

Green Basin

Small bay with golden sand and turquoise waters, surrounded by Mediterranean scrub. Mixed seabed and outcropping rocks ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Quiet atmosphere, with some essential services and easy access.

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.

Islet of Municca

Small rocky islet ideal for hiking and snorkeling, dominated by the striking "Man of Municca" formation. Transparent seabed with caves and marine life, rocks populated by birds and wilderness. Accessible only on foot or by sea, with no facilities, perfect for those seeking an authentic, immersive experience.

Ponente Reef

White sand and sea with turquoise and emerald hues, shallow sloping seabed, ideal for families and snorkeling. Easy access and essential services available.
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