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Located between the famous Cala Mariolu and Cala Goloritzè, Cala dei Gabbiani (the Bay of the Gulls) is the natural continuation of its more famous neighbor. It’s known for being a more peaceful alternative, with consistently clear water and a smooth white pebble shoreline. It gets its name from the hundreds of gulls that fly there at dusk to take refuge for the night. mixedpickles - in the bays of sardinia
During the 16th century, the Crown of Aragon built a network of coastal defense towers. These round stone structures sit on high points above the bays. They were designed to protect local villages from pirate raids. Today, they serve as excellent viewpoints for hikers looking out over the sea. Practical Tips for Exploring Sardinian Bays Buon vento e
If you are looking for an escape that feels both wild and luxurious, here is what it's like to explore the "mixed pickles" of Sardinia’s coastline—a diverse mix of emerald waters, granite cliffs, and hidden sandy coves. The Ultimate Sailing Playground: La Maddalena The jewel in Sardinia’s crown for any sailor is the Maddalena Archipelago National Park It’s known for being a more peaceful alternative,
The phrase "mixedpickles" represents a colorful assortment of experiences. In the bays of Sardinia, this concept comes to life. It reflects the diverse mix of sailing, culinary discoveries, and historical layers found inside the island's rocky coastal inlets. The Landscape of the Bays
Rent a car or a boat. Public transportation does not reach the best hidden bays.