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Spiaggia Cumpoltittu

S.da Provinciale 49 Bosa-Alghero, 08013 Bosa OR, Italy
4.5(356)
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4.5
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5.0
3y

This is a really nice beach which is accessible by bus and car, followed by a short (5 to 10 minute) walk. Keep in mind it's a steep climb down so the way back up can be tricky. Nevertheless, there were quite a few families with children (which to be honest I found impressive considering the climb).

A small but of advice, don't stay on the sandy bit as soon as you get on the beach. Walk to the end of the beach, to the left if you're facing the sea and past the cave. You'll need to take your shoes off to avoid them getting wet.

Then walk into the rock and all the way around to the next beach. It was so much quieter like beach 1 was crowded with umbrellas and on this beach it was just the two of us and people coming and going to snorkel or take photos. It was also a lot cooler and there were some shady spots in the afternoon.

If you're coming by bus keep in mind the timings. If you miss the 3 o clock bus, then you're stuck there til 9pm, so it's a good idea to keep a taxi driver's number on you...

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5.0
6y

Sardinia is a big island but a secret germ in the Mediterranean as well. It has a few towns, where the majority of habitants live, otherwise Gene is a pure nature everywhere you go. The towns are not so beautiful as in neighbour Corsica, frankly said they look quite boring in comparison with the northern island. But the nature and nice people is what makes Sardinia really attractive. Besides famous, in high season crowded beaches, you can find remote aerias with lonely beaches, mountains, Mediterranean vegetation and forest, monuments from all eras testifying that Sardinia was populated from the very beginning of European civilization. If you like nature more than comfort hotels, you should...

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1.0
2y

We had a really bad experience at Cumpoltittu. We went at the end of may, after a day of rain, the beach was nearly empty, parking was easy by the side of the road. But the path is not well indicated we took a wrong turn down a rock wall which we had to climb back up to return to the path. Arriving there we found a very odd beach, with no sand and covered in a layer of dead seaweed which smelled like sewer. The views are nice but the place is definitely not worth it, we left...

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james muscatjames muscat
This is a really nice beach which is accessible by bus and car, followed by a short (5 to 10 minute) walk. Keep in mind it's a steep climb down so the way back up can be tricky. Nevertheless, there were quite a few families with children (which to be honest I found impressive considering the climb). A small but of advice, don't stay on the sandy bit as soon as you get on the beach. Walk to the end of the beach, to the left if you're facing the sea and past the cave. You'll need to take your shoes off to avoid them getting wet. Then walk into the rock and all the way around to the next beach. It was so much quieter like beach 1 was crowded with umbrellas and on this beach it was just the two of us and people coming and going to snorkel or take photos. It was also a lot cooler and there were some shady spots in the afternoon. If you're coming by bus keep in mind the timings. If you miss the 3 o clock bus, then you're stuck there til 9pm, so it's a good idea to keep a taxi driver's number on you just in case.
IvanIvan
Sardinia is a big island but a secret germ in the Mediterranean as well. It has a few towns, where the majority of habitants live, otherwise Gene is a pure nature everywhere you go. The towns are not so beautiful as in neighbour Corsica, frankly said they look quite boring in comparison with the northern island. But the nature and nice people is what makes Sardinia really attractive. Besides famous, in high season crowded beaches, you can find remote aerias with lonely beaches, mountains, Mediterranean vegetation and forest, monuments from all eras testifying that Sardinia was populated from the very beginning of European civilization. If you like nature more than comfort hotels, you should try Sardinia.
Thomator HackeThomator Hacke
Sehr schöner Strand. Muss man gesehen haben. Aber auch immer voll und bei weitem kein Geheimtipp mehr. Der Weg nach unten ist steinig und steil, lohnt sich aber. Wer nicht gut zu Fuß ist sollte es aber lieber lassen. Der Strand selbst ist nur eine kleine Bucht mit viel Sand. Durch die rückwärtigen Felsen kann es etwas eng werden, wenn viele Leute da sind. Es schallt auch etwas. Hat man also Pech und an dem Tag Partypublikum dabei, kann es ganz schön nervig sein. Wenn alle Rücksicht nehmen geht es aber. Man kann sich auch gut auf den Felsplateau auf der linken Seite nieder lassen. Das verteilt die Menschen etwas. Zum Schnorcheln eher nicht so gut. Für Kinder super geeignet. Der Abstieg ist für kleine Kinder aber nicht zu empfehlen. Oben gibt es einen kleinen Parkplatz, der aber nicht ausreichend ist. Daher parken die Leute auch am Straßenrand. An der Parksituation oben kann man also gut abschätzen wie viele Leute unten sind. Da der Strand abends schnell im Schatten liegt wird es dann auch sehr schnell leer. Also wenn die fehlende Abendsonne nicht stört sollte vielleicht etwas später kommen.
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This is a really nice beach which is accessible by bus and car, followed by a short (5 to 10 minute) walk. Keep in mind it's a steep climb down so the way back up can be tricky. Nevertheless, there were quite a few families with children (which to be honest I found impressive considering the climb). A small but of advice, don't stay on the sandy bit as soon as you get on the beach. Walk to the end of the beach, to the left if you're facing the sea and past the cave. You'll need to take your shoes off to avoid them getting wet. Then walk into the rock and all the way around to the next beach. It was so much quieter like beach 1 was crowded with umbrellas and on this beach it was just the two of us and people coming and going to snorkel or take photos. It was also a lot cooler and there were some shady spots in the afternoon. If you're coming by bus keep in mind the timings. If you miss the 3 o clock bus, then you're stuck there til 9pm, so it's a good idea to keep a taxi driver's number on you just in case.
james muscat

james muscat

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Sardinia is a big island but a secret germ in the Mediterranean as well. It has a few towns, where the majority of habitants live, otherwise Gene is a pure nature everywhere you go. The towns are not so beautiful as in neighbour Corsica, frankly said they look quite boring in comparison with the northern island. But the nature and nice people is what makes Sardinia really attractive. Besides famous, in high season crowded beaches, you can find remote aerias with lonely beaches, mountains, Mediterranean vegetation and forest, monuments from all eras testifying that Sardinia was populated from the very beginning of European civilization. If you like nature more than comfort hotels, you should try Sardinia.
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Sehr schöner Strand. Muss man gesehen haben. Aber auch immer voll und bei weitem kein Geheimtipp mehr. Der Weg nach unten ist steinig und steil, lohnt sich aber. Wer nicht gut zu Fuß ist sollte es aber lieber lassen. Der Strand selbst ist nur eine kleine Bucht mit viel Sand. Durch die rückwärtigen Felsen kann es etwas eng werden, wenn viele Leute da sind. Es schallt auch etwas. Hat man also Pech und an dem Tag Partypublikum dabei, kann es ganz schön nervig sein. Wenn alle Rücksicht nehmen geht es aber. Man kann sich auch gut auf den Felsplateau auf der linken Seite nieder lassen. Das verteilt die Menschen etwas. Zum Schnorcheln eher nicht so gut. Für Kinder super geeignet. Der Abstieg ist für kleine Kinder aber nicht zu empfehlen. Oben gibt es einen kleinen Parkplatz, der aber nicht ausreichend ist. Daher parken die Leute auch am Straßenrand. An der Parksituation oben kann man also gut abschätzen wie viele Leute unten sind. Da der Strand abends schnell im Schatten liegt wird es dann auch sehr schnell leer. Also wenn die fehlende Abendsonne nicht stört sollte vielleicht etwas später kommen.
Thomator Hacke

Thomator Hacke

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