Located within minutes of the promenade of Cala Gonone, it is the largest beach of the area and has recently undergone replenishment of the sand. It is ideal for young people and families who enjoy the beach life. Surrounded by bars and restaurants, it's easily accessible to children and elderly people, disabled accesses are also available for handicapped users.

It is the last beach that is accessible by car from the town driving along Viale Bue Marino.

This extraordinary bay, declared a natural monument of Sardinia by Regional Decree for its beauty and environmental integrity, is famous for its wonderful limestone arch on the sea and the presence of the Aguglia, a limestone monolith about 100 meters high, incredibly beautiful, towering over the small bay.

It is the most famous bay the Gulf of Orosei. The white sand beach stretches for seven hundred meters and its crystal-clear water blends perfectly with the typical Mediterranean vegetation. Flanked by a steep limestone ridge in which there are six large caves where it is possible to find shelter from the summer heat.

The popular beach of Cala Gonone was a glamorous summer vacation spot for aristocrats and middle class families in the 1920’s.  

A cove sheltered by two headlands. No house or building alters the natural landscape which is crossed by a stream that forms a small lake.

Not far from Cala Sisine hides a small patch of paradise on earth topped with rich forest and the ancient paths and walkways of coal miners.