Cala Granu

Cala Granu lies just north of Porto Cervo, in a slightly secluded position compared to the main marina, yet easily accessible both by land and by sea. It is a small bay protected by two low headlands that shelter it from the most frequent winds, often keeping the sea calm and transparent.

The beach is composed of fine, pale sand, with predominantly sandy seabeds that slope gently in the first few meters. The water ranges from emerald green to bright turquoise, maintaining the exceptional clarity typical of the Costa Smeralda. The semicircular shape of the cove creates an intimate and orderly setting, ideal for relaxed stops.

Behind the beach, Mediterranean vegetation grows compact among granite rocks, with junipers and shrubs forming a discreet natural frame. The panorama opens northward, and on the clearest days, the outline of the La Maddalena Archipelago can be seen in the distance.

Reaching Cala Granu by dinghy allows you to fully appreciate its natural shelter and the vivid colors of its waters, observing the bay from its entrance to the shoreline. It is a perfect stop within an itinerary that includes Porto Cervo, Capo Ferro, and the other coves of northern Costa Smeralda, alternating more open and rugged stretches with luminous, shallow waters.