Masua
In this small town near Iglesias there are a lot of coves with beautiful water and beautiful rocks. The jewel in the crown of the area is the famous Pan di Zucchero a faraglione (stone pillar) made of limestone133 meters tall, with two natural arcs one of which can be crossed with a small boat or even swimming. An evocative place declared natural monument in order to preserve the geological and paleontological heritage of the area..
Coaquaddus
This beach on the southern part of Sant’Antioco island is a long sandy expanse on an enchanting turquoise sea.
La Bobba
On the southern part of San Pietro, few km from Carloforte this beach has thin white sand that wonderfully contrasts with the green of the numerous bushes all around. The two faraglioni visible to the naked eye from the shore separate La Bobba from the other adjacent area La Lucchese.
Portixeddu
Is a 3 km long beach with thin white sand, surrounded by a luxuriant pinewood that can be a shelter in the hottest hours of the day. The crystalline sea is often rough, as usual in the western part of Sardinia, and it’s the ideal place for surfers in search of adventure.
Golfo di Palmas
It’s situated between the rocky shores of Sant’Antioco island and Mount Sarri in an area of subsidence. The gulf is named after the palms that grow spontaneously in the area.