Spiaggia di Santa Luria
Maracalagonis
Small beach near Quartu Sant'Elena with sand, pebbles, and Posidonia, ideal for quiet relaxation.
Location
Spiaggia di Santa Luria, located near Quartu Sant'Elena, is a small, rather narrow stretch of coast that promises tranquility away from major tourist crowds. The beach is a mix of sand and small stones, with deposits of Posidonia also found in some areas, which are a natural sign of good water quality.
Although not very wide – in some places only about 5 meters – Santa Luria offers an authentic Sardinian beach experience. The clear water invites swimming, and the quiet surroundings make it a good spot for relaxed hours by the sea. Visitors looking for vast sandy expanses might be surprised here, but the charming authenticity makes this beach special.
Highlights
- Authentic, quiet coastal stretch
- Mix of sand and small stones
- Posidonia presence, a sign of good water quality
- Clear waters for swimming
Tips
- Beach is only about 5 meters wide.
- Car recommended for access.
- Best for visitors seeking quiet.
- Water shoes might be useful.
Practical information
Rules & notes
No specific information on beach rules or restrictions is available.
Parking
- Available Yes
Parking is available in a pine forest behind the adjacent Marina Residence beach. Information regarding costs is unavailable.
Visit duration
Ein Besuch kann je nach individuellen Vorlieben variieren.
Admission
Entry to some beaches in Sardinia may be subject to a fee or access regulations between June 1st and September 30th. No specific information is available for this beach.
Guided tours
- Available No
- Audio guide No
Not applicable, as this is a beach.
Accessibility
No specific accessibility information is available.
Visitor notes
This rather unknown beach is ideal for travelers seeking tranquility. It borders the Marina Residence beach, where a beach bar and parking facilities are available.
At the beach
- Surfacesand
- Facilities
- Beachbar am angrenzenden Strand Marina Residence
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
The beach is publicly accessible. Information regarding possible seasonal access restrictions or tickets for the period between June 1st and September 30th is not specifically known.
