Cala Biriala
Cala Biriala beach is located in Baunei, precisely between Cala Sisine and Cala Mariolu.
What makes Cala Biriala immediately recognisable is the rocky arch rising from the sea just before the beach. Its opening resembles a real entrance, almost like a natural gateway welcoming visitors.
The beach is made of very fine white sand, typical of the picture-perfect beaches of Sardinia, and is surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation characteristic of the island.
Next to the beach, there is also a remarkable juniper forest, where these fascinating trees can be seen growing directly from the bare rock.
The seabed is ideal for diving and snorkelling enthusiasts, while the water is crystal-clear with beautiful shades of green.
How to get to Cala Biriala
Cala Biriala can be reached by land along a trekking route suitable for experienced or well-prepared hikers. The trail is not recommended for beginners.
Alternatively, the beach can be reached by sea with a private boat or by independently renting a dinghy.
The seabed is perfect for diving and snorkelling, and the water is clear and emerald green.
The Cala Biriala Arch
What makes Cala Biriala immediately recognisable is the rocky arch rising from the sea just before the beach.
Its opening resembles a real doorway, almost like a natural gateway welcoming visitors to the cove.
The beach is made of very fine white sand, typical of Sardinia’s postcard-perfect coastline, and is surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation.
Next to the beach, there is also a beautiful juniper forest, where these distinctive trees grow directly from the bare limestone rock.
The seabed is ideal for diving and snorkelling, while the water is crystal-clear with beautiful shades of green.
