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Selected properties in Tortolì
The area around Tortoli' has a lot to be proud of! Bone-white beaches, pristine sea water, enchanting views and untouched nature; words can't really express the beauty of this rocky coast where high cliffs hide wonderful beaches and coves.
HOTEL Tortolì In particular, there are a few to choose from. We recommend the most evoking creek of Cala Luna, set amongst a woodlands of oleanders, boasting six huge grottos opening up into the white beach. Within a short distance is Cala Goloritzè, emerald green sea and a rocky arch with a 140 metres high pinnacle, Cala Sisine and the two inlets of Cala Biriola and Cala Mariolu. Almost undiscovered and distant, those beaches are accessible only by boat. During summer time there is a daily service from
Cala Gonone. A tough alternative to reach them is through quite difficult walking itineraries down to steep slopes. However, some trekking equipment, two or three hours walking and a substantial supply of water will take you down to some of the most unspoilt Sardinian landscape.
Further south, nearby Tortoli'; and
Tertenia, the landscape unexpectedly changes into a flat and sandy coast similar to
Is Arenas o Sinis on the opposite site of the Island.
HOTEL Tortolì From Sa Pedra Longa, a 128 metres high pinnacle, down to the touristic resort of
Cardedu a long strip of white sandy beaches will open in front of you. Cala Ginepro, Iscrixedda, Lido of Orrì, Coccorocci, Su Sirboni and
Bari Sardo extends for some kilometres and are extremely popular among beach lovers and never overcrowded. Interrupting these long beaches is Cala Moresca, a rocky inlet with characteristic red stones right behind the port of
Arbatax. It is characterized by a small beach surrounded by red vertical cliffs.
The town of
Santa Maria Navarrese hosts a fully serviced marina for sailing and motor yachts, while Tortoli' together with nearby
Arbatax is directly linked to Italy mainland through ferry service or through a small seasonal airport. Unique, when not scary, its runway starts from the sand of the beach just 60 metres away from the sea!
