Caletta di Cea

Spiaggia di Cea, located between Bari Sardo and Tortolì, is considered one of the highlights of Sardinia's east coast. Its fine, white, and almost 'impalpable' sand makes it a paradise for swimmers and sunbathers. The shallow, sandy sea is ideal for families with children and older visitors, as entry into the cool water is particularly gentle. The crystal-clear water invites you to swim and snorkel, revealing a fascinating underwater world.

Spiaggia di Cea is especially known for its two distinctive red porphyry stacks, rising from the turquoise sea. These Faraglioni di Cea not only offer a spectacular sight but can also be explored by snorkeling or kayaking. The surrounding Mediterranean scrub and gentle cliffs on the sides of the beach lend the bay a special atmosphere, making it a place of peace and natural beauty. This 'treasure of Ogliastra' is a must-see for any visitor to Sardinia.