Alguer

Beautiful Beaches

Alghero's coastline features a diverse range of Mediterranean landscapes, from the extensive white sand dunes and ancient pine forests of Maria Pia to the secluded rocky inlets of Porto Conte. This selection includes the historic Lazzaretto, characterized by its 17th-century quarantine station and ten satellite coves, and the crystal-clear waters of Le Bombarde. Further west, Cala Dragunara serves as a departure point for boats to Neptune's Grotto, while Caletta del Turco offers a quiet retreat within the regional park's limestone cliffs.

Spiaggia di Maria Pia

White sand dunes backed by a dense forest of maritime pines and junipers.

Spiaggia del Lazzaretto

Sandy beach featuring ten surrounding coves, named after the nearby 17th-century limestone quarantine building.

Le Bombarde

Clear water beach located between Fertilia and Porto Conte, bordered by volcanic rocks and a pine grove.

Cala Dragunara

Small cove at the foot of Capo Caccia, featuring a dock for ferries to Neptune's Grotto.

Caletta del Turco

Secluded rocky cove located along the coastline of the Porto Conte Regional Park.