
About Spiaggia S’Abba e sa Pedra

S’Abba e sa Pedra beach (Spiaggia S’abba e sa Pedra) is one of the smallest and most secluded coves you will find in the area of the Gulf of Aranci, and for this reason quite popular during the high season. It is only 70 meters long, and faces south-east. The beach is located south-west of the village, and 750 meters north-east of Spiaggia Bianca. This wonderful cove is a must-see if you find yourself in this area of beautiful Sardinia. S’Abba e sa Pedra Beach is not easily accessible, since you will have to walk for about 200 meters along a narrow path that swirls through dense scrub vegetation and small trees. But once you have reached this tiny white sandy beach, you’ll be rewarded with captivating views of Isola Tavolara and Isola di Figarolo in the far distance. S’Abba e sa Pedra has no services, so you may want to bring your own amenities to get you through the day.
Where to Stay near S’Abba e sa Pedra
S’Abba e Sa Pedra – Golfo Aranci apartments with a seaside pool

Just 300 meters from this beach, you’ll find the seafront S’Abba e Sa Pedra apartments. All 7 units have been decorated and furnished in a typical Sardinian style, and feature 1 to 3 bedrooms. They can accommodate up to 4 persons. A fully equipped kitchen is available, so self catering is an option. The nearest supermarket is just 1 kilometer to the north-east. The accommodations are built around a large 17 meter seaside pool, just a handful of meters from the sea. From there, you’ll certainly enjoy the magnificent views of Capo Figari and the islands of Figarolo and Tavolara.
How To Get To Spiaggia S’Abba e sa Pedra
Coming from Olbia, take the SS 125 towards Costa Smeralda, then take the SP 82 to Golfo Aranci. You’ll pass Pittulongu, and Terrata. Continue to Punta Pedrosa, and pass Cala Sassari. At the roundabout, turn right, then turn right again. After 700 meters, continue on foot along the path for about 200 meters.
Sardinian Beaches Near Spiaggia S’Abba e sa Pedra
Spiaggia dei Baracconi

Go 1 kilometer south-east from the Golfo Aranci port, and you’ll find Spiaggia dei Baracconi. Spiaggia dei Baracconi is a 260 meter long, thin strip of pebbly sand that faces south-west, offering nice views of Capo Figari, the Gulf of Aranci and the small Figarolo island. The waters here are clear and shallow, nice enough for some laid-back snorkelling or scuba diving. You might even spot some bottlenose dolphins a few hundred meters off the coast.
Learn more about Spiaggia dei Baracconi, how to get there, and where to stay.
Cala Greca

Cala Greca, at Capo Figari, is one of the smallest coves of north-east Sardinia. This cove is popular among scuba-divers and snorkelling enthusiasts. It can only be reached by boat, or on foot from Cala Moresca.
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Prima Spiaggia

The family-friendly Prima Spiaggia is the first beach of Golf Aranci. It is located in front of Via Cristoforo Colombo, north-east of the village’s port. A beachfront restaurant offers seafood dishes, fish is purchased daily from local fishermen.
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Quinta Spiaggia

Quinta Spiaggia is the fifth beach of Golfo Aranci. With warm and shallow waters, this small and cozy beach is suitable for families with children.
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Quarta Spiaggia

Quarta Spiaggia is the fourth beach of Golfo Aranci. It’s easy to find as you enter Golfo Aranci village. It’s a small beach with a length of 70 meters.
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Terza Spiaggia

The family-friendly Terza Spiaggia is the third beach of Golfo Aranci. Beach services include free Wi-Fi, dressing rooms, showers, a bar and restaurant, and accessibility for the disabled.
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Cala Delfino

Cala Delfino is a little outpost of beauty and tranquility, with a length of only 30 meters. It is located 900 meters south-west of Baia Caddinas.
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Spiaggia Baia Caddinas

The small and family-friendly beach of Baia Caddinas can be found directly in front of Baia Caddinas village, 500 meters north-east of S’Abba e sa Pedra Beach.
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Spiaggia Sos Aranzos

Sos Aranzos beach (Spiaggia di Sos Aranzos) is a small but rather wide beach of just 120 meters long. It offers wonderful views of Capo Figari and the islands named Figarolo Tavolara. Sos Aranzos is frequently visited by guests staying at the nearby hotels, so it can get a little crowded during high season. Waters here are shallow, so this spot is suitable for families children. Facilities include a parking lot and several kiosks. A good beach for snorkelling and scuba diving.
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Cala Moresca

Cala Moresca beach is a small bay in Golfo Aranci featuring impressive cliffs, scattered pine trees, golden sands, and waters of Caribbean quality.
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Spiaggia di Cala Sabina

Well-equipped Cala Sabina beach is located in the Golfo Aranci area, along the railroad track that leads to Golfo Aranci. Open from 7AM to 12 AM.
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Bianca Beach

Bianca beach, 350 meters long, is the next gem you’ll find in Golfo Aranci when you go north from Cala Sassari. Children will enjoy swimming and playing here.
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Cala Sassari Beach

Cala Sassari beach (Spiaggia di Cala Sassari) is just one of many beaches in the Golfo Aranci area that should be part of your Sardinian beach holiday.
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La Marinella Beach

La Marinella beach (Spiaggia di Marinella), lies just south of Porto Rotondo, near Marinella village in the Gulf of Marinella, Costa Smeralda, Sardinia.
Learn more about La Marinella Beach, how to get there, and where to stay.