Cala Sisine

Cala Sisine is one of the great coves of the Baunei Coast, where clear water shifts from blue to turquoise and emerald above a shore of smooth pale pebbles. High limestone cliffs and the rugged Supramonte landscape rise behind the beach, creating a dramatic setting that is very different from Sardinia’s broad sandy beaches.

Cala Sisine can be reached by sea from ports such as Santa Maria Navarrese and Arbatax, or on foot via inland routes through the Baunei territory. Boat excursions and rentals are popular in summer, so booking ahead is advisable. Always check local access conditions and sea forecasts before travelling.

If you plan to reach Cala Sisine on foot, carry plenty of water, wear suitable hiking shoes and start with a clear understanding of the route. From Baunei, access routes cross the Golgo Plateau before continuing on unpaved roads and trails towards the coast. Conditions can vary, and some approaches require a suitable vehicle or a longer hike, so local information is recommended before setting out.