Cala Sinzias

Cala Sinzias – a tranquil beach paradise in the south-east of Sardinia

Cala Sinzias is the beach of everyone’s dreams: brilliant white sand, crystal-clear water and rich green unite in an enchanting play of colours. Nestled between Monte Macioni and Sant’Elmo lies a peaceful, untouched area that is still an insider's secret in Sardinia. The imposing lowlands of Cala Sinzias is covered in a dense layer of fragrant Sardinian maquis shrubs, cactus hedges, mastic bushes, dwarf palms, olive and eucalyptus trees, against the backdrop of the hills and peaks of the Sarrabus.The coastal strip remains sparsely populated today, and tourism tends to be more muted. This makes it the ideal destination for those who want to relax and enjoy the Caribbean-like beach atmosphere. The fine, bright white sandy beach of Cala Sinzias stretches three kilometres between Costa Rei and Villasimius. A handful of pretty bars and excellent restaurants guarantee the typical dolce far niente atmosphere by the sea. Cala Sinzias – the largely undiscovered seaside gem on Sardinia’s south-east coast.

Around Cala Sinzias: Paradisical beaches and sports

Nearby beaches

- Costa Rei
- Scoglio di Peppino
- Sant’Elmo
- Spiaggia di Cala Monte Turno
- Cala Sinzias
- Villasimius dream beaches

Active on land and water

Active holidaymakers are in for a treat – Villasimius is home to a windsurfing school, a motor tour boat provider and a diving centre. But surfing and diving aren’t the only ways to explore the beaches along Costa Rei – visitors can also enjoy a relaxed horse ride along the sands.