Cala Sabina

Cala Sabina lies along the stretch of coast connecting Golfo Aranci to Punta Marana, in a slightly more sheltered position compared to nearby Cala Sassari. The beach is composed of pale, fine sand, with rocky formations at its edges that naturally frame the arc of the bay. Its shape creates a visually balanced setting, with open views toward Capo Figari and the island of Figarolo.

The sea in front of Cala Sabina is generally shallow in the first few meters from the shore, displaying shades that range from light green to bright turquoise. On calm days, the water appears almost motionless and exceptionally transparent, while in light wind conditions small waves animate the surface without diminishing the clarity of the sandy seabed.

Behind the beach, low dunes, Mediterranean scrub and small residential areas alternate, integrated into the surrounding landscape. Despite its relative ease of access, Cala Sabina maintains a clearly natural character, especially along its lateral sections where vegetation reaches almost to the sand.

Reaching Cala Sabina by dinghy allows you to appreciate the bay from a wider perspective, observing the continuity between the various inlets along this coastline. From offshore, the contrast between the pale shoreline and the deeper blue waters becomes evident. Including it in a dinghy tour between Cala Sassari, Golfo Aranci and Punta Marana means sailing along one of the brightest and most harmonious stretches of the north-eastern coast.