Cala Biriala
Triei
Cala Biriala is a picturesque cove on Sardinia's east coast, known for its turquoise waters, ideal for snorkeling and climbing.
Location
Nestled in the heart of the Baunei Coast, halfway between the famous Cala Goloritzé and Cala Luna, lies the breathtaking Cala Biriala. This charming cove, formed by a landslide, is framed by tall cliffs and surrounded by a mesmerizing play of turquoise and emerald green waters.
Cala Biriala is not only a paradise for bathers but also an outstanding spot for adventure. Divers and snorkelers will find a rich underwater world here, while climbers can challenge the rugged rock faces. The cove is also a popular starting point for demanding hikes through the wild nature of the Supramonte di Baunei, such as the multi-day trek from Rifugio Goloritzè.
Its isolated location is unique, accessible only by challenging trekking paths or by boat, which emphasizes its allure as an untouched natural beauty. The journey itself is an experience, rewarding visitors with incomparable tranquility and spectacular views of the crystal-clear sea.
Underwater caves and rock formations offer additional discovery opportunities, making Cala Biriala an unforgettable experience for every visitor.
Highlights
- Turquoise and emerald green waters
- Ideal spot for snorkeling and diving
- Outstanding climbing opportunities
- Challenging hiking trails lead to the cove
Tips
- Start early to enjoy the tranquility.
- Bring snorkeling/diving gear with you.
- Sturdy shoes for the approach are essential.
- Pack enough water and provisions.
Practical information
Rules & notes
Access via the hiking trail requires good physical condition and sure-footedness. Recommended for experienced hikers, possibly with a local guide.
Parking
- Paid Yes
- Available Yes
Parking available at Ololbissi (paid, 5€).
Visit duration
Die Dauer hängt von der Anreise ab. Der anspruchsvolle Wanderweg beginnt in Ololbissi.
Admission
Free
Guided tours
- Available Yes
- Audio guide No
Guided trekking tours are available and recommended for the challenging path.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible No
Not wheelchair accessible, access is via a challenging hiking trail.
Visitor notes
Cala Biriala is a remote cove best accessed via a challenging hike or by boat. The demanding trekking trail from Ololbissi requires good physical condition and is more suitable for experienced hikers.
At the beach
- Surfacemixed
- Activities
- Schwimmen
- Schnorcheln
- Wandern (Zugangsweg)
- Protected area Yes
Das Wasser ist klar und ideal zum Schwimmen und Schnorcheln.
Opening hours
Daylight hours, as access is via a hiking trail. There are no regular opening hours.
