Cala Lupo

I wouldn’t visit this beach expecting much. There’s not much to see: it’s small, with tiny stones, and the water isn’t blue like in other parts of Sardinia. If you arrive by beach bus or public transport, it’s about a 10/15 minute walk from the stop. Maybe it’s okay for families with little children, who were there, but it’s nothing special. Sardinia has hundreds of more beautiful beaches. 2/5. It isn’t overcrowded, so it could suit a peaceful visit or snorkeling, but Sardinia has a lot more to offer. PS: It looks a bit like Croatia, which I love, though even Croatia has better beaches.

A quiet little local beach in a small bay, with barely any waves. There aren't any facilities here: no shower, toilet, or cafe.

It's open to the public even though it's inside a private settlement. Very peaceful, and there's a shop. The beach itself is tiny, as are a few others nearby, and the seabed is stony with shallow water.

There were hardly any people on this little beach in May. Such a lovely spot, I'd definitely come back.