Things to do in La Maddalena

Nicknamed the "Tahiti of Sardinia," Cala Coticcio captivates with turquoise waters and pink granite rocks. Book a guided tour in advance to access this protected paradise limited to 60 visitors daily.

Spiaggia Rosa's captivating pink sand comes from microscopic organisms and coral fragments. Though direct access is restricted, guided boat tours showcase this protected natural wonder.

Known as "Little Tahiti," Cala Coticcio captivates with pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Access requires an authorized guide, preserving this Sardinian paradise for snorkelers and nature lovers.

Framed by pink granite headlands, Cala Spalmatore offers crystal-clear turquoise waters and fine sand for exceptional snorkeling. Arrive in early morning to experience the vibrant colors in perfect tranquility.

This secluded Sardinian cove captivates with pristine white sand and tranquil turquoise waters. Arrive early to claim your spot, then spend hours snorkeling the crystal-clear shallows of this protected bay.

This beach's smooth granite rocks and golden sand create a distinctive coastal landscape with crystal-clear waters. Bring water shoes to comfortably explore the rocky seabed while snorkeling among diverse marine life.

Giuseppe Garibaldi's final home on Caprera Island showcases the Italian hero's personal artifacts and living quarters. Explore the serene gardens he planted and pay respects at his family cemetery nearby.

Cala Corsara's sculpted pink granite formations frame four pristine white sand beaches on Spargi Island. Arrive by boat to snorkel in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of this secluded Mediterranean paradise.