Best For
Snorkeling enthusiasts and dramatic sunset views.
Spiaggia Cala Moresca
IT
Beach·Rugged, Scenic, Tranquil
Spiaggia Cala Moresca is a breathtaking natural attraction in Arbatax, Sardegna, offering a departure from the typical sandy shores of the region. This small, pebbly bay is framed by magnificent orange granite cliffs that create a stunning color contrast with the turquoise sea. It is highly regarded for snorkeling due to the clarity of the water and the abundance of marine life around the rocks. While the terrain is rugged and requires sturdy water shoes for entry, the reward is a serene environment perfect for relaxing or catching a memorable sunset. It is a favorite for those who appreciate raw natural beauty over commercial amenities.
Spiaggia Cala Moresca is a breathtaking natural attraction in Arbatax, Sardegna, offering a departure from the typical sandy shores of the region. This small, pebbly bay is framed by magnificent orange granite cliffs that create a stunning color contrast with the turquoise sea. It is highly regarded for snorkeling due to the clarity of the water and the abundance of marine life around the rocks. While the terrain is rugged and requires sturdy water shoes for entry, the reward is a serene environment perfect for relaxing or catching a memorable sunset. It is a favorite for those who appreciate raw natural beauty over commercial amenities.
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Address
Via Calamoresca,1, 08048 Tortolì OG, Italy
Highlights
Crystal-clear water perfect for snorkeling.
Striking orange cliffs that glow at sunset.
Opportunities for adventurous cliff jumping.
Quiet atmosphere, especially on weekday afternoons.
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals
Reviews
4.7
Excellent353 reviews
Spiaggia Cala Moresca is widely praised for its 'irreal' beauty and exceptionally clear water, making it a top-tier location for snorkeling and photography. Reviewers frequently highlight the striking contrast between the blue sea and the orange rocky cliffs, which are particularly beautiful at sunset. A common piece of advice among visitors is the necessity of water shoes, as the beach is composed of pebbles and large, slippery rocks rather than sand. While some found the beach smaller than expected with limited parking, most agree that the tranquil vibe and opportunities for cliff jumping make it a worthwhile visit. The left side of the cove is noted as having a large rock that facilitates easier entry into the water compared to the right side. Overall, it is described as a unique and relaxing spot that feels less crowded during weekday afternoons.
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Location
Arbatax, Sardegna, Italy
