Cala Luna

Cala Luna is the most popular beach on the Gulf of Orosei, mainly for being the closest to the main town, Cala Gonone, but also for being a simply amazing beach.

The beach is long and pebbly and the entrance isn't too steep so it's easy to reach. The water is stunningly clear and the surrounding cliffs and caves are impressive. They even seem to give the cove a sort of Southeast-Asian flavor. The only thing you need to make Cala Luna seem like a beach from southern Thailand is tropical fish swimming around!

Though Cala Luna is rather long, the truth is that it's really just a narrow strip of sand surrounded by a ferny forest.

The cove can be reached from Cala Gonone on one of the boats that head along the coast. At over 700 meters long, Cala Luna is one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean and its beautiful blue waters reflect the green of the forest of oleanders. There are six small caves in the cliff wall that open on the beach and a small bar so you have everything you need. I recommend you first visit the caves of Bue Marino which are usually included in the packages of the boats that leave from Cala Gonone.

Cala Luna is a beach which is only accessible by boat, most of which leave from the post in La Caletta. The beach is among the most renowned in Golfo di Orosei, a precious, crescent-shaped by with white sand and turquoise waters. It also has caves, grottoes, and cliffs which line the 700-meter beach. Aside from taking a pleasant dip, it's also a perfect place for diving and has incredible marine life