Spiaggia di Bega sa Canna

Spiaggia di Bega sa Canna is a secluded beach known for its tranquility and stunning views of Pan di Zuccero. The beach is characterized by its pebbly and rocky terrain, making it a good spot for snorkeling. The underwater rocks and sea shells add to the beach's natural charm. However, due to the sharp rocks and waves, it is not recommended for children. The beach is located near the entrance to Porto Flavia, and can be reached by a short, simple walk. However, the path may not be suitable for people with reduced mobility. Free parking is available near the beach, and a refreshment point is located not too far away. In addition to its natural beauty, Spiaggia di Bega sa Canna offers a unique historical perspective. Visitors have the opportunity to explore an old mining tunnel used for loading ships, and there are numerous climbing routes above the beach. The beach is sheltered from the mistral, providing a comfortable environment for visitors. However, the water can be cold, and sea urchins and jellyfish may be present, possibly due to the season.