Stintino, located on the north-western coast of Sardinia, is an enchanting destination.
Exploring the Beaches of Stintino: The Beauty of the Coast
La Pelosa: Paradise of White Sand and Turquoise Waters
Stintino’s most famous beach is undoubtedly La Pelosa, with its white sand and turquoise waters that look as if they were painted by an artist. Here you can relax in the sun, bathe in the crystal-clear waters and admire the view of the island of Asinara.
Le Saline: An Oasis of Nature and Tranquility
For a less crowded experience, head for Le Saline. This enchanting bay is surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation in a wild and picturesque setting. Take some time to explore the paths that line the coast and observe the local wildlife including pink flamingos.
Punta Negra: A Hidden Corner of Paradise
If you are looking for a more secluded spot off the beaten tourist track, Punta Negra is the perfect choice. This small bay is characterised by low cliffs, natural pools and a spectacular view of the Gulf of Asinara. Prepare your mask and explore the rich underwater world that lurks beneath the surface.
Excursions to Asinara
One of the most popular activities is an excursion to Asinara Island, a protected natural park with remote beaches, quiet coves and rich wildlife. You can choose between boat trips, off-road trips or a guided trek around the island. You might spot a colony of white donkeys living on the island!
Local Cuisine: A Gastronomic Journey
Sardinian Cuisine: Authentic Flavours and Traditions
Don’t miss the opportunity to sample delicious Sardinian cuisine during your holiday in Stintino. Savour traditional Sardinian dishes such as fregola with seafood, Gallura-style lamb and porceddu.
Among the typical dishes of the Stintino area, you will find a variety of local delicacies to enjoy during your holiday. Not to be missed are the potato and lobster soup, linguine with lobster, octopus in agliata and octopus alla stintinese.
As for desserts, the most typical is the Tumbarella, less well known than the Seada, filled with ricotta cheese, fried and sprinkled with icing sugar.
In the heart of the town and along Stintino’s seafront, you will find a wide variety of restaurants and local shops, where you can buy tasty typical Stintinese products and take a piece of Sardinia home with you.
