Spiaggia di Cala Liberotto

Spiaggia di Cala Liberotto is a beach located in Sardinia, known for its unique natural characteristics and amenities. The beach is characterized by its sharp sand and steeply shelving sea, which eventually gives way to warm, inviting waters. A notable feature of the beach is the presence of stones and rocks protruding from the water, providing a picturesque view and an opportunity for visitors to swim with a mask and observe the local fish. However, visitors are advised to be cautious of a stagnant lake at the southern end of the beach, which can emit an unpleasant smell. The beach is divided into two sections: wild and 'private', both of which are worth exploring. The wild section is particularly appealing for its natural beauty, while the 'private' section offers a more secluded experience. The beach tends to get crowded towards the end of the tourist season, but it is also during this time that it boasts the most fish, making it a popular spot for underwater exploration. In terms of amenities, there is a bar located nearby where visitors can enjoy refreshing drinks and food. The beach also offers ample free parking spaces on the side roads, making it easily accessible for those travelling by car. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a serene atmosphere, particularly in the late afternoon when it is shaded by trees, making it an ideal spot for hot days.