Budoni

Budoni overlooks a wide and linear stretch of coastline characterized by long sandy beaches that extend for several kilometers, interrupted only by small inlets and low headlands. Compared to the more rugged Costa Smeralda, this area offers broader horizons and a continuous sense of space, where land and sea meet in soft, harmonious lines.

The beaches are composed of light-colored sand with predominantly sandy seabeds that slope gently in the first meters, making the water particularly accessible and pleasant for swimming. The sea displays shades ranging from very pale green to soft turquoise, maintaining consistent clarity, especially on days with light northern winds. Behind the shoreline, low dunes and pine forests create a natural backdrop that enhances the feeling of openness, blending seamlessly with the surrounding hills.

Reaching Budoni by dinghy allows you to explore this coastline at a relaxed pace, alternating open-sea navigation with stops in wide, luminous bays. It is an ideal stretch for those seeking expansive views and less fragmented coastal scenery, while still having the flexibility to choose more sheltered spots depending on wind conditions. The overall impression is one of balance and brightness, where the landscape unfolds gradually and the sea remains the central element throughout the journey.