Spiaggia del morto
La Maddalena
Cala del Morto is a small, secluded cove on the southern coast of Sardinia, near Domus de Maria. It captivates with golden sand, turquoise waters, and a pristine natural environment.
Location
Cala del Morto is a hidden gem on the southern coast of Sardinia, near Domus de Maria. This small cove enchants with its golden sand gently sloping into crystal-clear, turquoise waters. The surrounding Mediterranean scrub and rock formations create an intimate and natural atmosphere perfect for relaxation. It is a rather secluded beach, often reached via paths from neighboring beaches such as Monte Cogone or Campana Dune. The name 'Spiaggia del Morto' (Beach of the Dead) is said to derive from a cross among the rocks.
Highlights
- Golden sandy beach
- Crystal-clear, turquoise water
- Secluded and natural atmosphere
- Surrounding Mediterranean scrub
Tips
- Accessible on foot from Monte Cogone or Campana Dune
- Suitable for those seeking peace and quiet
- Bring sun protection and water, as it is secluded
- Great for snorkeling
Practical information
Kiosk
Rules & notes
Dogs are not allowed on this beach.
Parking
- Paid Yes
- Available Yes
A paid parking lot (Parcheggio Campana) is located near Cala del Morto and costs 4 Euros per day in July 2024. Alternatively, there is a 5 Euro all-day parking lot at Monte Cogoni. A free but more distant parking option is also available.
Showers
Toilets
Beach Bar
Lifeguard
Activities
- schnorcheln
Beach Type
sand
Restaurant
Best Season
Frühsommer und Spätsommer sind ideal für einen Besuch.
Guided tours
- Available No
- Audio guide No
No guided tours available.
Accessibility
To reach the beach, one must walk a short distance from the Porto Campana parking lot.
Entry Fee Eur
0
Shallow Entry
Sunbed Rental
Visitor notes
Cala del Morto is a small beach in Chia, in southern Sardinia, between the beaches of Su Giudeu and Sa Colonia. It is accessible via a short walk from the Porto Campana parking lot.
At the beach
- Surfacesand
- Dogs allowed No
Changing Rooms
Drinking Water
Family Friendly
Parking Available
Wheelchair Access
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
Beaches are generally always accessible, but may vary seasonally. There are no specific opening hours.
Admission
Free
History
The name 'Cala del Morto' (Cove of the Dead) is said to derive from an old cross formation among the rocks, which stood or still stands there in the past. However, the exact origin and history of the name are not detailed.
Specialties
The special appeal of Cala del Morto lies in its seclusion and untouched beauty. The combination of fine golden sand, clear turquoise water, and the surrounding Mediterranean scrub makes it an ideal spot for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.
