01Cala Regina
A rocky cove with clear water, perfect for the first swim of the day.
South-eastern coast
Coves and bays chosen by the sea
Sardinia’s south-eastern coast: Cala Regina, Cann’e Sisa, Cala Delfino, Baccu Mandara, Mari Pintau, Genn’e Mari, Torre delle Stelle and Solanas. The route is adapted every day to find calmer water, authentic places and enjoyable stops.
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02Mari Pintau
The ‘painted sea’: turquoise shades and bright seabeds made for snorkelling.
03Torre delle Stelle
A scenic stretch of coastline with headlands, beaches and sheltered waters.
04Solanas
A wide bay of pale sand and transparent water, approached slowly from the sea.
05Cann’e Sisa
A colourful, intimate bay chosen when wind and sea conditions are at their best.
06Baccu Mandara
Blue water, green coastline and an ideal setting for a private stop.
07Cala Delfino
A sheltered stop with clear water and seabeds to explore with mask and snorkel.
08The Submerged Christ
The evocative statue protecting divers, visited when sea conditions and visibility allow a safe stop.
09Genn’e Mari
A bright bay in Torre delle Stelle, ideal for swimming and enjoying the coastline from the water.
Never a rigid route
The sea decides. The experience stays memorable.
Wind, swell and crowding are assessed before and during each trip. The listed stops describe the area usually explored, rather than a route guaranteed every day.
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