Cala Sisine is a rocky beach on Sardinia’s Gulf of Orosei, framed by steep limestone cliffs. Its clear water is especially suited to snorkeling along the northern side, and the broad stretch of shore leaves room to settle in. You can arrive by boat or hike in; the land route includes a drive to a parking area followed by a walk. A bar and restaurant sit about 300 metres from the beach. Bring swimming shoes, water and shade, as the shoreline is rocky and has little cover.
Arriving by sea or land
Cala Sisine is one of the beaches along the Gulf of Orosei. Boat trips reach the cove, and a hiking trail provides a land route. If you drive, the route continues on a dirt road to a parking area, followed by a walk to the beach. The road can be steep, and rain can make the drive back difficult for a regular car. A spare tyre and suitable ground clearance are practical considerations for the journey.
Water, shore and nearby facilities
The beach is rocky, with clear water that is good for snorkeling on its northern side. The water becomes deep close to shore, so this may not be the right stop if you want a shallow swim or a dedicated free-diving spot. There is little shade on the beach, though some can be found at its edges. A bar and restaurant are about 300 metres away, where you can stop for food or a drink.
FAQ
How do you get to Cala Sisine?
You can reach the beach by boat or on foot via a hiking trail. The land route also involves driving to a parking area and walking the final stretch.
Are swimming shoes useful at Cala Sisine?
Yes. The shore is rocky, so swimming shoes can make walking and getting into the water more comfortable.
Is there a place to eat near Cala Sisine?
A bar and restaurant are about 300 metres from the beach.
Is Cala Sisine suitable for free diving?
The available information recommends Pedra Longa instead for free diving.
