Cala Sisine

Karol Kamiński

7 months ago

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Quite a pleasant beach, though definitely more on the rocky side. The downside is the constant flow of boats in high season, since that’s basically the main way to get here. On the plus side, just about 300 meters from the beach there’s a small bar and restaurant, so you can grab some water, have a beer, or get something to eat if you need a break. Even in peak season it didn’t feel unbearably crowded on the sand, so overall it turned out to be a really nice experience.

Amer Raawan

a year ago

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One of my favourite beaches in Sardinia. We got there by boat as part of a boat tour, but you can also get there on foot via a hiking trail. Quite spacious, but definitely take a beach umbrella and lots of water especially if you're going in the summer.

Manuel Garcia

8 months ago

Google

Amazing Beach, although the way down there is a bit too dusty for a normal car.

Joe (junior)

a year ago

Google

Nice beach, it should be much better if.not crowded, I wonder when it would because I have been in september. I super liked the snorkeling around very clear water on the north Bring your swimming shoes, they are required for better confort

Johan Johansson

a year ago

Google

We approached from land, and thus didn't access the caves. You easily drive to the parking with a regular 2x2 car when it's dry. If it has been raining you won't get back up the steep roads without a 4x4. Dont go there without a spare tyre (a real one) and keep in 1st gear so that your tires don't get damages. If you go slow it's a 40 minutes drive from the paved road. Ground clearance on the last bit of the road requires just standard car, about 2 dm with no stones sticking up in the road. The road is well kept all the way to the parking 2km before the beach. The beach is nothing special however, and free diving is lousy there. What makes it with the trip is the road and the hike. If you want to free dive, go to Pedra longa.