The island of Sardinia is one of my favorite regions of Italy. Sardinia is well known for its beautiful, pristine beaches and clean, clear sea and unlike in many parts of Italy, the majority of the beaches are free. Beaches range from sandy beaches with calm waters to rocky beaches with strong surf and even beaches accessed only by hiking or by boat. Boat and kayak rentals, windsurfing, and diving spots can be found many places too. You can even explore sea caves.
If you want to do a little sight-seeing while at the beach, there are several archeological sites with Roman and Phoenician remains right on the sea including Nora on the southern coast and Tharros near Oristano. There are also several charming and interesting towns to visit along the coast.
SOURCE: https://www.marthasitaly.com/
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