Think of Sardinia and immediately you imagine its unique beaches and a sea that live is much better than in a dream.
Get ready for your days by the sea, finally you are in front of a blue that will remain imprinted in your eyes and in your heart.
And there’s more. Thinking about Sardinia you imagine long walks along nature trails before reaching the beach. The Baiaverde village has a private beach just 120 meters from the core of the village and can be reached on foot in comfort.
The beach of Baiaverde is a long stretch of golden sand, partly equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds. It leaves from La Ciaccia (a hamlet of Valledoria) and arrives at Isola Rossa. Here the walks by the sea are long and suggestive: among sand dunes and, just beyond, a thick juniper grove, mimosa trees, centuries-old pines and eucalyptus trees.
Are you one of those who like to explore a different beach every day? Then it's your choice.
A few kilometres from the village there are two wonderful beaches, Lu Bagnu and Castelsardo, where the fine sand alternates with rocks and coves, ideal for those who practice underwater activities.
Castelsardo is also a real jewel of northern Sardinia, a testimony of medieval times of great beauty.
Another place in the north of Sardinia to be defined magical is Stintino, with its wonderful beaches. Caribbean sceneries (or better!), fine and clear sand, unspoilt nature make Stintino one of the most fascinating attractions of the island. The Baiaverde village is about 70 km away.
About 30 km from Baiaverde there is Costa Paradiso, famous for its pink granite rocks, whose shades light up at sunset, offering a very special scenery.
If you like nightlife and trendy beaches, in less than 100 km you can reach the Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo, the most exclusive area of Sardinia.
A curiosity: have you noticed that almost all the beaches in Sardinia have names in Sardinian language? Here you will find beach information in 3 languages. The Sardinian first, then in Italian and finally in English.
