Cala di Volpe

Cala di Volpe unfolds within a deep and articulated bay along the southern stretch of the Costa Smeralda, between Porto Cervo and Capriccioli. The profile of the bay is irregular and sinuous, with small inlets alternating with more open sections, creating a harmonious and intimate landscape. The hills behind, covered with Mediterranean scrub, gently follow the line of the sea, while the iconic architecture of the area blends discreetly into the natural surroundings.

The sea here is generally calm thanks to the protected shape of the bay. The waters range from emerald green to bright turquoise on clear days, with predominantly sandy seabeds that keep the water luminous and transparent. The presence of pontoons, small moorings and yachts offshore contributes to a lively yet orderly atmosphere typical of this part of the coastline.

Cala di Volpe is not just a single beach, but a succession of small coves and coastal stretches that follow one another naturally. From the sea, the balance between landscape and architecture becomes evident, between exclusivity and simplicity. The soft lines of the hills and buildings echo the natural forms of Gallura, creating a coherent and recognizable image.

Reaching Cala di Volpe by dinghy allows you to fully appreciate its sinuous layout. Navigating slowly along the bay, you alternate between more open stretches and protected inlets, with the sea always at the center of the scene. Including it in a dinghy tour along the Costa Smeralda means experiencing one of the most elegant settings of the coastline, where nature remains central while dialoguing with the area’s refined and cosmopolitan spirit.