Cala Greca

Cala Greca lies along the coast of Golfo Aranci, at the base of the impressive cliffs of Capo Figari. It is a small cove characterized by smooth, pale rocks that descend into deep, exceptionally transparent waters.

Here the landscape differs from the sandy beaches of the gulf: rock dominates the scene, creating a wilder and more vertical environment. The limestone walls rising behind the cove form a sharp contrast between the white rock and the deep blue sea. The seabed is mainly rocky, interspersed with sandy patches that enhance the variety of colors beneath the surface.

On calm days, the water takes on emerald and turquoise reflections, intensified by the remarkable clarity. The sheltered position often keeps the sea relatively peaceful, making it ideal for short stops and refreshing swims in a scenic and less crowded setting compared to the central beaches of Golfo Aranci.

Reaching Cala Greca by dinghy allows visitors to fully appreciate its authentic character: from the sea, the vertical cliffs and the rugged nature of this stretch of coastline become even more impressive. It is a perfect stop to include in an itinerary linking the coves of Capo Figari with the wider beaches of the gulf, alternating rocky landscapes with softer coastal scenery along the navigation.