Argentiera Beach and Cove is a Sardinian beach where clear water and the remains of an old mining town make for a varied stop. Bring a mask to explore underwater, then look around the abandoned settlement for a glimpse of the area’s mining past. A small kiosk serves food by the beach. The shore has pebble-like sand, so water sandals can make walking more comfortable. For sunset views, head to the rocky viewpoint that you can reach by car.
The mining settlement by the shore
The abandoned mining town beside the beach gives the coastline a connection to its industrial past. You can explore the settlement as part of a visit to the cove.
Getting down to the beach
The shore has pebble-like sand, so water sandals are useful. If the stairs are inaccessible, an off-road path may provide another way down. Take care in the water because jellyfish can be present.
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Is Argentiera Beach good for snorkeling?
The clear water makes the cove a place to snorkel. Be cautious of jellyfish.
Can you explore a mining town at Argentiera Beach?
Yes. An abandoned mining town stands beside the beach and can be explored.
When is a quieter time to visit?
Early mornings and weekdays are suggested for a more peaceful visit.
