Cala Bacu Praidas

Nestled in the charming coastal landscape of Cardedu on Sardinia's east coast, Cala Bacu Praidas reveals itself as a true natural gem. This small, secluded cove is far from the hustle and bustle, offering visitors unparalleled tranquility. It is part of the extensive coastline of Marina di Cardedu, which, with its length of about 8 kilometers, is one of the longest on the island.

The cove stands out for its pristine character. There are no tourist facilities or buildings here, only untouched nature unfolding in all its glory. The water is so clear that it invites swimming and snorkeling. The beach section forms the mouth of the Rio Bau Lispedda river, which flows between the municipalities of Gairo and Cardedu.

For travelers seeking authentic Sardinia away from crowded beaches, Cala Bacu Praidas is an ideal destination. It embodies the wild, unspoiled feeling of Sardinia and offers a perfect backdrop for relaxation and nature experiences. Although capacity is limited, access is free and invites exploration of this special corner of the island.