Bassa Trinità

Bassa Trinità lies along the northern coast of La Maddalena Island, in an area characterized by broader beaches compared to the more secluded coves of the Archipelago. The shoreline is composed of fine, pale sand, forming a regular curve that gently follows the natural shape of the coast. Its generous dimensions create a strong sense of openness and space, especially on days of intense sunlight.

The sea in front of Bassa Trinità is known for its shallow, sandy seabeds that extend several meters from the shore, displaying shades ranging from very light green to bright turquoise. In calm conditions, the water appears almost still and particularly transparent, while a light breeze may ripple the surface without diminishing its luminosity.

Behind the beach, low dunes and Mediterranean scrub develop naturally, contributing to a harmonious coastal environment. Although it is one of the most frequented beaches on the island, Bassa Trinità maintains a balance between accessibility and the typical natural landscape of northern Sardinia.

Reaching Bassa Trinità by dinghy allows you to appreciate its full width from a different perspective, observing the continuity between sand and open sea. From offshore, the clarity of the water and the extension of the pale seabeds are clearly visible. Including it in a dinghy tour along the coast of La Maddalena means adding a bright and panoramic stop, ideal for swimming in calm and shallow waters.