Spiaggia delle Saline

Spiaggia delle Saline stretches along a broad and linear section of the southern coast of the Gulf of Olbia, not far from the former salt ponds but with a more distinctly bathing-oriented identity. The shoreline is long and regular, composed of pale sand with golden reflections and small darker grains that give the surface a compact and uniform texture.

The seabed slopes gently and progressively, keeping the water shallow for several meters from the shore. Shades range from emerald green to bright turquoise on sunny days, while further offshore the blue gradually deepens. The absence of large emerging rocks gives the coastline a clean and easily readable profile even from the sea, a feature that makes it a convenient stop during a dinghy tour in the Gulf of Olbia.

Exposure to wind — frequent in this area — can make the sea slightly choppy during the central hours of the day, creating light reflections and small ripples on the surface. On calmer days, however, the water appears clear and uniform, ideal for longer stops and safe swims.

Reaching Spiaggia delle Saline by dinghy allows you to appreciate the continuity of the coastline and the constant view of Tavolara and Molara dominating the southern horizon. Including this stop in a dinghy tour makes it possible to alternate wide, luminous beaches with more articulated headlands, maintaining a balance between open landscapes and more sheltered coastal sections along the Gulf of Olbia.