Cala Maurina
Budoni
Cala Mariolu is a world-renowned beach on Sardinia's east coast in the Gulf of Orosei, famous for its dramatic landscape and crystal-clear waters.
Location
Cala Mariolu is a true gem on Sardinia's east coast, nestled within the wild and untouched landscape of the Baunei region. Often cited as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, it captivates with its unique seabed of small, smooth pebbles that shimmer from white to pink, lending the water an unparalleled clarity.
The sea at Cala Mariolu is a spectacle of colors, ranging from emerald green to deep blue, inhabited by schools of curious fish that seem almost tame. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, the beach offers an intimate and protected atmosphere. The pristine nature and seclusion make Cala Mariolu a true paradise for snorkelers and nature lovers.
Reaching Cala Mariolu is part of the adventure: it is primarily accessible by sea or challenging trekking paths, which underscores its exclusive character and ensures it has retained its unspoiled charm.
Highlights
- Crystal-clear waters ranging from emerald green to deep blue
- Unique pebble beach ('Is Arroccas') of white and pink stones
- Dramatic cliffs and pristine natural backdrop
- Known for rich underwater world and snorkeling opportunities
Tips
- Arrive by boat from Cala Gonone or Arbatax.
- Come early to enjoy the calm before the crowds.
- Don't forget snorkeling gear, there's much to see.
- Bring enough water and snacks, no on-site refreshments.
Practical information
Rules & notes
- Dogs allowed No
Dogs are not allowed on most unofficial beaches during swimming season or must be kept on a leash. Please observe local signage.
Parking
- Available Yes
Parking near beaches is often seasonal or paid. Specific for Cala Maurina unknown.
Visit duration
Ein Strandbesuch kann je nach individuellen Vorlieben variieren.
Admission
Free
Guided tours
- Available No
- Audio guide No
No guided tours common for beaches.
Accessibility
For small and remote beaches like Cala Maurina, wheelchair access is rarely guaranteed. Specific information is missing.
Visitor notes
Cala Maurina is likely a small, secluded beach. It is recommended to bring water and snacks, as infrastructure may be lacking.
At the beach
- Dogs allowed No
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
Beaches are generally always accessible, but may be subject to seasonal restrictions.
