Scivu
Scivu beach, located on Sardinia's west coast, is famous for its pale sand that 'sings' when walked upon, its impressive dunes, and pristine nature.
Spiaggia di Scivu is an impressive, approximately three-kilometer-long beach on Sardinia's wild west coast, located in the municipality of Arbus. It is part of a coastline also known as the Costa Verde, characterized by pristine beauty and a rugged, fascinating landscape.
The beach stands out for its pale, soft sand, which produces a unique, quiet 'echo' when walked upon – a phenomenon that has earned it the nickname "singing sand." Scivu is not surrounded by any settlements, giving it a special sense of isolation and tranquility. It is divided into two sections by a small cliff and is flanked by sand dunes up to 70 meters high, leaning against the rocky cliffs.
The waters off Scivu are often wild and clear, ideal for those who love the untamed sea. The beach is also an important WWF oasis area, offering rich flora and fauna. Visitors find an oasis of silence and natural beauty here, far from mass tourism.
Highlights
- The unique 'singing sand' that creates soft sounds when walked upon.
- The imposing sand dunes, which can reach over 70 meters in height.
- The untouched, wild nature and isolation of the beach.
- Part of the WWF oasis, signifying rich flora and fauna.
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- Allow ample travel time; the beach is remote.
- Bring plenty of water and provisions, as there is no infrastructure.
- Respect nature and the dunes to preserve this protected area.
- Parking is often paid and can be full on busy days.