Marine Protected AreaTavolara Island
The limestone giant of the Tavolara – Punta Coda Cavallo MPA
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Marine Protected Area
Marine Protected AreaCapo Carbonara
Turquoise water and curious groupers in the Villasimius MPA
Dolphin gulfFigarolo Islet
The limestone cone of the Gulf of Olbia, between mouflons and dolphins
Family friendlySan Teodoro and Cala Brandinchi
Gentle seabeds and clear lagoons, perfect for a first time
Marine Protected AreaCapo Caccia
Cliffs, caves and deep water in the Capo Caccia – Isola Piana MPA
City + seaSella del Diavolo
Urban snorkelling below Cagliari’s landmark headland
National ParkLa Maddalena Archipelago
Granite coves and clear water in the park between Sardinia and Corsica
Coves and cliffsCala Gonone and the Gulf of Orosei
Sardinia’s most famous coves, reachable only from the sea
National ParkLa Pelosa and Asinara
Shallow, clear water below the Aragonese tower, facing Asinara
Wild coastBosa and Capo Marrargiu
The wildest coast in the west, between griffon vultures and volcanic rock
Dunes and lagoonsChia
Dunes, flamingo lagoons and rocky points on the southern sea
Granite and lighthouseCapo Testa
Moon-like rocks and clear coves on the Strait of Bonifacio
Famous covesCosta Smeralda
The rocky points between Italy’s most famous beaches
Cliffs and spiresBaunei Coast
The southern side of the Gulf of Orosei, from Pedra Longa to Goloritzè
Tabarchino islandSan Pietro Island
Red trachyte, Eleonora’s falcons and a Ligurian sea of another era
Mining coastMasua and Pan di Zucchero
The Mediterranean’s tallest sea stack facing cliff-hung mines