Romazzino Beach
An elegant and intimate bay where pale sand and emerald water shape one of the most harmonious corners of the coast between Cala di Volpe and Capriccioli.
Discover Romazzino Beach
Romazzino Beach opens within a sinuous bay along the stretch of coastline between Cala di Volpe and Capriccioli. The shoreline is composed of fine, pale sand, with tones ranging from white to golden beige, framed by smooth granite rocks that define the edges of the beach without interrupting its continuity. The sheltered shape of the bay creates a harmonious and protected environment.
The seabed is predominantly sandy and slopes gently, keeping the water shallow and crystal clear for several meters from the shore. The shades of the sea range from emerald green to intense turquoise on the brightest days, while further offshore the blue becomes deeper. The presence of small islets and rocky outcrops contributes to making the panorama articulated and visually dynamic.
Behind the beach rise soft hills covered with Mediterranean scrub, with architecture integrated discreetly into the landscape. The overall setting conveys a feeling of sober elegance, far from excess, where the dialogue between nature and human presence remains balanced.
Reaching Romazzino by dinghy allows you to fully grasp its perfect geometry. From the sea, you can appreciate the regular arc of the bay and the contrast between very pale sand and emerald-toned water. Including it in a dinghy tour along the coast means alternating iconic beaches and more reserved stretches, experiencing one of the most refined and recognizable landscapes of northeastern Sardinia.
What to expect in this paradise
Shallow seabeds, transparent water and soft hills behind: Romazzino is the perfect balance between nature and discretion.
Tour Romazzino Beach by dinghy
Fun Facts and Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Spiaggia del Romazzino located?
Spiaggia del Romazzino is located along the Costa Smeralda in the municipality of Arzachena, on the north-eastern coast of Sardinia. The beach lies just a few kilometres from Porto Cervo, between Capriccioli and Spiaggia del Principe, in one of the most scenic stretches of coastline in the Gallura region.
The bay is characterised by fine white sand, shallow waters and a sea with intense colours ranging from turquoise to emerald green. The landscape is completed by the typical granite rocks of the Costa Smeralda and the Mediterranean vegetation that surrounds the beach.
Thanks to its location and the beauty of its natural setting, Spiaggia del Romazzino is considered one of the most charming beaches of the Costa Smeralda.
How can you reach Spiaggia del Romazzino?
Spiaggia del Romazzino can be reached by car along the scenic Costa Smeralda road that connects Porto Cervo with the main beaches of the area.
From the main road it is possible to access the beach by following a short path that crosses the Mediterranean vegetation.
The distance from Porto Cervo is about 10 minutes by car, while from Olbia the journey usually takes around 30 minutes.
The beach can also be reached by sea by navigating along the coastline between Capriccioli, Spiaggia del Principe and the Gulf of Pevero.
With Flag Sardinia it is possible to visit Spiaggia del Romazzino aboard luxury RIB boats. Guests who hold a boating licence can choose bareboat rental and explore the coastline independently, while those who prefer a more relaxing experience can opt for a skipper-guided charter.
What is Spiaggia del Romazzino famous for?
Spiaggia del Romazzino is famous for its fine white sand and the crystal-clear waters that characterise this stretch of the Costa Smeralda.
The name of the beach is linked to the presence of wild rosemary plants (“romazzinu” in Sardinian) that grow in the surrounding Mediterranean vegetation.
The beach is also well known for its privileged location close to Porto Cervo and for the presence of the historic Hotel Romazzino, one of the most exclusive resorts of the Costa Smeralda.
Thanks to the combination of natural scenery, clear waters and an elegant atmosphere, Spiaggia del Romazzino is one of the most appreciated destinations for visitors exploring the Costa Smeralda.
What can you do at Spiaggia del Romazzino?
At Spiaggia del Romazzino visitors can spend a relaxing day surrounded by one of the most beautiful natural landscapes of the Costa Smeralda.
The beach is ideal for swimming, sunbathing and enjoying the view of the bay framed by granite rocks and Mediterranean vegetation.
Thanks to the shallow waters and the exceptional clarity of the sea, the area is also very popular for snorkeling and for exploring the small coves that can be found along this stretch of coastline.
Many visitors also choose to explore the area by boat to discover other nearby beaches such as Capriccioli, Spiaggia del Principe and the bays of the Pevero Gulf.
What is the best time to visit Spiaggia del Romazzino?
Spiaggia del Romazzino can be visited during much of the year thanks to the mild climate of the Costa Smeralda.
The most popular period is the summer season between June and September, when the sea is particularly clear and conditions are ideal for spending a day at the beach.
Late spring and the month of September are often considered especially pleasant moments to visit the area, as temperatures remain warm while the atmosphere is generally more relaxed than during the peak summer months.
Why visit Spiaggia del Romazzino during a RIB boat tour?
Visiting Spiaggia del Romazzino during a RIB boat tour allows you to admire this spectacular stretch of the Costa Smeralda from a unique perspective.
From the sea it is possible to observe the shape of the bay, the granite rocks that define the coastline and the different shades of blue and turquoise that characterise the water.
Navigating along this part of the coast also makes it easy to reach some of the most famous beaches of the Costa Smeralda such as Capriccioli, Spiaggia del Principe and the bays of the Pevero Gulf.
With the luxury RIB boats of Flag Sardinia the experience can be fully customised: guests who hold a boating licence can choose bareboat rental and navigate independently, while those who prefer to relax can opt for a skipper-guided charter.
