Cala Ostina — Attraction in Castheddu/Castelsardo

Cala Ostina in Sardinia is a coastal gem that rewards those who seek an authentic and tranquil seaside escape. Nestled in nature's embrace, this secluded cove boasts breathtaking beauty that truly shines when experienced in the early morning hours. The calmness of dawn casts a magical aura over the turquoise waters and pristine sands, making it a serene oasis for those who arrive early.

To truly savor the unspoiled charm of Cala Ostina, I highly recommend planning your visit during the weekdays rather than weekends. Weekday mornings offer a chance to bask in the peaceful ambiance and relish the untouched splendor without the bustling crowds that often gather on weekends. This strategic choice ensures an intimate and personal connection with the natural wonders of this idyllic spot.

As the sun gently rises, casting its golden hues across the landscape, you'll find yourself captivated by the symphony of nature's sounds and the tranquility that envelops you. Whether you're strolling along the shoreline, taking a refreshing dip in the crystalline waters, or simply unwinding with the soothing sound of lapping waves, Cala Ostina offers a rejuvenating retreat that's best enjoyed during the serene moments of early mornings...

Rugged and secluded cove. From the beach you can’t see any buildings. Feels isolated and remote. A nice change from the busy white sand beaches that require bookings and payments and are so crowded you can barely find a place to sit. This beach might not be as beautiful to some, but the peaceful atmosphere is unbeatable if you want to escape the crowds. Lots of room even in August. Looks like a spot locals go to. Also the cove makes the water very calm, even with windy conditions. The first few metres of water were a bit murky at times, but clearer further from shore. Great spot for snorkelling with kids, lots of fish, starfish, sea urchins and even an octopus. Rocky though so proper water shoes would help. Limited parking but we went two days in a row and didn’t have any issues, and it’s free. A bit of a difficult walk down to the beach, especially under the hot sun with heavy bags and in sandals. But...

A very nice bay with a small, mostly rocky beach. There are great views for your photos. For entering the water I recommend using shoes because it is rocky and not very comfortable. You can rent an umbrella and sun-beds ( I don't know the price) but that's it. No other services like the toilet or restaurant are there. There is not much parking space along the entry road. You can go by car only where the asphalt road ends, then you go around 15-20 minutes on walk. Overall, it is a quiet and nice place perfect rather for photos than to...