Cala Banana
A small, bright bay in the Punta Coda Cavallo area, where pale sand, crystal-clear water and Mediterranean vegetation create a simple and natural setting.
Discover Cala Banana
Cala Banana lies along the coast of Punta Coda Cavallo, in a stretch characterized by small sandy inlets alternating with low rocky outcrops shaped by the sea. The beach is intimate and bright, composed of pale sand with light golden tones, bordered by low rocks that help create a sheltered and private atmosphere.
The seabed is mainly sandy and slopes gently, forming a shallow and transparent area ideal for calm swimming stops. The colors range from very light green near the shore to vivid turquoise further offshore, with reflections that change depending on light and wind conditions.
Behind the beach, dense Mediterranean scrub grows naturally, with juniper bushes and low shrubs descending toward the sea, preserving the unspoiled and natural character of the area. From offshore, Cala Banana appears as a pale crescent set within greenery, blending seamlessly with the typical landscape of this stretch of coastline.
During a boat excursion in the Punta Coda Cavallo area, Cala Banana can be an ideal stop to alternate more famous and larger bays with quieter pauses. The combination of light seabeds, clear water and natural surroundings makes it a relaxing halt, perfect for enjoying a swim in calm and luminous waters along one of the most scenic parts of northeastern Sardinia.
What to expect in this paradise
Shallow sandy seabeds, clear water and a peaceful environment framed by Mediterranean greenery: Cala Banana is a pleasant stop during a boat tour among the bays of Punta Coda Cavallo.
