Gulf of Orosei Destinations

From the harbour of Cala Gonone, the coast of the Gulf of Orosei stretches for 22 kilometres of cliffs, sea caves and beaches that can only be reached by water. Each cove has its own distinct character — from the pink pebbles of Cala Mariolu to the UNESCO-protected pinnacle of Cala Goloritzè, from the ancient stalactites of the Bue Marino Caves to the natural rock pools of Venus Pools.

With a Daymar dinghy you can reach most of these wonders on your own. The Bue Marino Caves can only be visited with one of our guided excursions or with a private skipper. Explore each destination below to plan your perfect day.

Bue Marino Caves

Ancient caves with stalactites, underground lake and neolithic engravings

~10 min from Cala Gonone Sea only

Cala Biriola

Hidden cove among ancient holm oaks and cliffs, with white pebbles and deep azure waters. Reachable by sea or trekking.

40 min Sea or trekking

Cala dei Gabbiani

Wild beach at the foot of limestone cliffs, with white pebbles and emerald waters. Voted second most beautiful beach in Italy in 2017.

50 min Sea only

Cala Goloritzè

UNESCO Heritage, one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean

~60 min from Cala Gonone Sea or trekking

Cala Luna

Sardinia's most famous sand crescent, with spectacular caves

~30 min from Cala Gonone Sea or trekking

Cala Mariolu

White and pink pebbles, turquoise waters and spectacular seabed

~45 min from Cala Gonone Sea only

Cala Sisine

Wide and wild beach at the mouth of a spectacular canyon

~40 min from Cala Gonone Sea or trekking

Venus Pools

Natural pools carved in limestone rock with crystal-clear turquoise water. A spectacular scenic highlight between Cala Sisine and Cala Biriola — no-swimming zone currently in effect.

35 min Sea only

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