Cala Dragunara — Attraction in Alghero

Road going to this beach is not recommended if you want to keep your transition and have low clearance. Beach is VERY small, separated in the middle by a pier. If you are going for snorkeling, the water visibility is very poor in comparison to other beaches because of the sand and current. Snorkeling on the right hand side of the pier was almost nice since we saw anemone and coral, but there are large jellyfish there, which made it impossible to continue. On the left of the pier, we saw schools of fish hiding in the grass, including larger fish around 50cm in length. The beach is shallow for children, rocks to jump from, great view of the cliffs, but not great for just lounging...

We booked a small motor boat and anchored directly near one of these little coves with stunning colours of the water. The jellyfish there are not poisonous, but they do sting. They stung a friend and he had quite horrible pain for some time, which disappeared till the evening. There are parts where very little to no jellyfish can be seen. I would suggest looking for such a spot to enjoy...

Gorgeous place. A good few fish to look at while snorkelling. Half of the water is blocked off for incoming boats. It is a bit rocky, I did slip in the water and cut my foot. There is a littler bar which is lovely. A cozy little beach overall and not too crowded. There is a little parking area for cars up the road...