Sardinia is a paradise for those seeking adventure and unspoilt nature. The island harbours a dense network of coastal paths that combine breathtaking views, hidden coves and sheer cliffs. From north to south, the trekking routes are suitable for everyone: from simple walks to more challenging excursions.
The best coastal paths in Sardinia
From Cala Gonone to Cala Luna
An iconic trek about 7 km long in the heart of the Gulf of Orosei. The trail crosses cliffs, Mediterranean maquis and offers spectacular views of the sea. The finish is the famous Cala Luna beach, one of the most beautiful and photographed in Sardinia.
Recommended for those with some training!
Capo Testa Trail
Located in the north of the island, this route winds between granite rocks shaped by the wind, creating an almost lunar landscape.
Easy and also suitable for families, it offers unforgettable views of the crystal-clear sea.
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Costa Verde: from the swimming pools to Scivu
For those who love silence and endless spaces, trekking between the dunes of Piscinas and the beach of Scivu is a unique experience. You walk among abandoned mines, golden sand and the endless horizon of the Costa Verde. An itinerary that smells of wild adventure.
Spanish Towers Trail at Chia
A short but evocative route that links the ancient Spanish coastal towers. Each stage offers incredible views of the turquoise sea and the beaches of Chia, among the most popular in southern Sardinia.
Practical tips for coastal trekking in Sardinia
- Wear light, comfortable walking shoes
- Carry plenty of water to cope with the heat
- Always use sunscreen and headgear
- Avoid the hottest hours of the day in summer
- Take a camera (or smartphone) to capture the views
