Cala Regina
Castiadas
Cala Regina, located on Sardinia's south coast, is a picturesque pebble beach with clear, turquoise waters and an often rocky seabed. It is overlooked by a historic Spanish watchtower ruin.
Location
Cala Regina, located on Sardinia's south coast, is a picturesque pebble beach characterized by its clear, turquoise waters and an often rocky underwater world. Surrounded by Mediterranean scrub, this place conveys a sense of untouched nature. It is overlooked by a historic Spanish watchtower ruin, which adds a special historical touch to the beach. The deep, rocky sea makes Cala Regina an ideal destination for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts who want to explore the rich underwater world. The beach is often less crowded, allowing for a more serene natural experience.
Highlights
- Clear, turquoise waters
- Ideal for snorkeling and diving
- Historic watchtower ruin
- Surrounded by Mediterranean scrub
Tips
- Bring snorkeling or diving gear
- Wear water shoes due to pebbles and rocks
- Visit the watchtower for great views
- Arrive early to enjoy the tranquility
Practical information
Kiosk
Rules & notes
No information on specific restrictions. No indications are available regarding water quality or protected areas.
Parking
- Available Yes
Large parking lot available for cars and pitches for campers.
Showers
Toilets
Beach Bar
Lifeguard
Activities
- schnorcheln
- tauchen
Beach Type
gemischt
Restaurant
Best Season
Später Frühling bis Frühherbst.
Guided tours
- Available No
- Audio guide No
No guided tours or audioguides available.
Accessibility
No information on accessibility.
Entry Fee Eur
0
Shallow Entry
Sunbed Rental
Visitor notes
Ideal for spearfishing. The bay is perfect for a relaxed beach day in calm weather.
Water Quality
excellent
At the beach
- Surfacemixed
- Activities
- subaquatic fishing
Die Gewässer sind meist ruhig, besonders geschützt bei bestimmten Windverhältnissen.
Changing Rooms
Drinking Water
Family Friendly
Parking Available
Wheelchair Access
Opening hours
Public beach, accessible at any time.
Admission
Free
History
The beach is overlooked by the ruins of a historic Spanish watchtower, which once served to defend the coast.
Specialties
Untouched nature, clear waters for underwater exploration, and fewer tourists.
