Bados Beach

Bados Beach lies along the coast north of Olbia, between Pittulongu and Cala Banana, in a stretch characterized by small sandy bays alternating with granite headlands. The shoreline is composed of fine, pale sand, with rocky formations on both sides naturally framing the bay and creating more secluded corners toward the edges.

The sea in front of Bados is generally shallow in the first few meters from the shore and displays shades ranging from light green to bright turquoise, especially on calm days. The presence of sandy seabeds mixed with rocky sections makes the area suitable for short snorkeling sessions, with clear water that allows easy observation of the underwater landscape.

Behind the beach, residential houses, small services and seasonal venues contribute to a more vibrant atmosphere compared to other more isolated coves in the area. Despite this, the natural configuration of the bay maintains a balance between human presence and Mediterranean scenery, with scrub vegetation and rocks framing the shoreline.

Reaching Bados by dinghy allows you to observe the continuity of the coastline toward Cala Banana and Capo Ceraso. From the sea, the alternation between sand and granite is clearly visible, while the horizon opens toward Tavolara and Molara. Including a stop at Bados in a dinghy tour means exploring one of the most accessible and luminous stretches of the Olbia coast, where the sea retains intense colors and a strong Mediterranean character.