Coccorrocci
Coccorrocci is Sardinia's largest pebble beach, located on the east coast. Renowned for its colorful, smooth porphyry pebbles and wild beauty.
Coccorrocci beach, nestled along the eastern coast of Sardinia, is a true natural gem that stands out from the usual sandy beaches. It is the largest purely pebble beach on the island, stretching for several kilometers between the mountains Monti e Ferru and Cuccureddu.
What makes Coccorrocci so unique are its round, smooth porphyry pebbles in a variety of colors, which give the coastline a fascinating mosaic. Framed by red rocks and overlooked by Monte Ferru, this wild and untouched location offers an impressive backdrop for anyone seeking peace and nature away from the crowds. Here, you can experience the Sardinian coast in its natural state.
The seclusion and specific nature of the beach attract visitors who wish to experience an authentic Sardinia beyond crowded beaches. The clear water and unique environment are perfect for relaxing and observing nature. Coccorrocci is an iconic spot in Ogliastra that reflects the island's rugged and pristine beauty.
Highlights
- Sardinia's largest pebble beach
- Unique colorful porphyry pebbles
- Wild, unspoiled natural scenery
- Suitable for those seeking tranquility
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- Water shoes are recommended due to the pebbles.
- Bring a parasol and drinks; limited infrastructure.
- Ideal for morning or late afternoon for tranquility.
- Suitable for snorkeling near rocky sections.