Cala Granara

Cala Granara is a wide, soft bay on the coast of Spargi, where the light sand forms a crescent that slopes gently down towards the sea. The water is clear and shallow for several metres, which enhances the pastel tones of the seabed and creates long shades of green and turquoise.

Behind the beach, small dunes, Mediterranean scrub and trees compose an almost exotic landscape, simple yet highly scenic. The granite rocks that close the cove on either side are low and irregular, adding movement to the coastline without making it overly rugged.

The feeling on arriving at Cala Granara is that of entering a small natural theatre devoted to the sea, where every element – sand, water, rocks and vegetation – contributes to a harmonious, relaxing setting. Reaching Cala Granara by RIB gives the sensation of landing on a tropical island: thanks to the shallow draft of the boat, you can approach the shore gently, gliding over the crystal-clear water and picking out every detail of the sandy seabed beneath the hull.