The coast of Baunei, along the eastern side of Sardinia, offers many landscapes: from long beaches of fine white sand to rocky inlets, passing through small bays of white pebbles to inlets with red rocks. Starting from the north, the bays of the coast of Baunei follow this order: Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, Cala Biriola, Cala Mariolu, the Gabbiani beach and Cala Goloritzé, all reachable only by sea or foot. Further south, most various scenarios. The bay of Forrola and the incredible pebble inlet in Pedra Longa, the Agugliastra, a 128-meter high natural monument that seems to have given its name to this sub-region.
Then the central beach at Santa Maria Navarrese at the foot of the Spanish tower and the beach named first “Lido delle Rose” then “Girasole beach“, which connects Tancau to Arbatax thanks to a strip of sand and an incredible thick pine forest. Then we arrive at the Rocce Rosse, Cala Moresca – a pebble inlet of the most varied colors -, the bay of Porto Frailis and the beach of San Gemiliano, divided by a promontory where another Spanish sighting tower rises. From there on begins the famous coast of Orrì, which has countless beaches that are very different from each other. One of them is known for its particular beauty, the beach called “il Golfetto“. Further south, the sea does not spar other shows: take a trip to Cea.