Foddini
Cardedu
Spiaggia di Foddini is a long sandy beach on the southeast coast of Sardinia, near Cardedu, known for its light golden sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Particularly popular with wind and kitesurfers.
Location
Spiaggia di Foddini is located on the southeast coast of Sardinia, in the Ogliastra region near Cardedu. This long sandy beach is characterized by its medium-grained, light golden sand meeting crystal-clear turquoise waters. The vastness of the beach invites relaxation and long walks, while the interplay of sand and water creates a picturesque backdrop. Due to its optimal ventilation, especially from the Scirocco wind, Foddini is a popular hotspot for wind and kitesurfers. The water is usually clear, but the rapidly deepening entry may require some caution for families with small children.
Highlights
- Golden sand and turquoise sea
- Ideal for wind and kitesurfing
- Long sandy beach for walks
- Picturesque natural scenery
Tips
- Be aware of the rapidly deepening water for children.
- Bring plenty of sun protection as the beach is wide.
- Take advantage of the windy conditions for water sports.
- Plan for long walks along the beach.
Practical information
Rules & notes
No information available on dog restrictions.
Parking
- Paid No
- Available Yes
Free parking available near the beach.
Activities
- windsurfen
- kitesurfen
Beach Type
sand
Best Season
Late spring to early autumn for watersports due to winds.
Guided tours
- Available No
- Audio guide No
No guided tours or audio guides available.
Accessibility
No information available on wheelchair accessibility.
Entry Fee Eur
0
Shallow Entry
Visitor notes
Opening hours or services may vary. Please contact the facility by phone.
At the beach
- Facilities
- private parking
Family Friendly
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
Opening hours or services may vary. It is recommended to contact the establishment by phone. Parking hours are from 08:00 to 19:30.
Admission
Free
Specialties
Popular with water sports enthusiasts due to constant winds, especially the Scirocco.
