Li Cuncheddi

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(Li Cuncheddi)

Li Cuncheddi
Short line:

A wide and luminous beach facing Tavolara, where pale sand and shallow seabeds define one of the most open stretches of the Gulf of Olbia.

Blue box – What to expect in this paradise:

Fine sand, turquoise water and a direct view of Tavolara: Li Cuncheddi stretches brightly between Olbia and Porto Istana.

Main text:

Li Cuncheddi extends along the southern shore of the Gulf of Olbia, between Capo Ceraso and Porto Istana, in a section that feels more open and luminous than the smaller coves of the headland. The beach is broad and linear, composed of fine, pale sand, with a shoreline running parallel to the sea without significant elevation changes. The view is dominated by the unmistakable profile of Tavolara rising on the horizon, creating a constant visual dialogue between coastline and island-mountain.

The seabed slopes gently and keeps the water shallow for several meters, with shades ranging from emerald green to bright turquoise under full sunlight. Further out, the blue gradually deepens, yet transparency remains high thanks to sandy bottoms and the quality of the gulf’s waters. The absence of large emerging rocks gives the shoreline a uniform and clearly readable appearance, even from the sea.

Behind the beach, light dunes and Mediterranean scrub stretch across the land, with low vegetation allowing space for light and wind. The setting appears more open than the rocky inlets of Capo Ceraso, offering a greater sense of visual breadth and continuity between land and sea.

Reaching Li Cuncheddi by dinghy means adding a simple yet luminous stop to your itinerary, especially ideal on calm sea days. Navigating along this stretch highlights the openness of the Gulf of Olbia, with Tavolara and Molara constantly present in the background. Including Li Cuncheddi in a dinghy tour allows you to alternate rugged headlands with long, linear beaches, maintaining a balance between intimate landscapes and wide horizons.