Spiaggia Le Saline

Spiaggia Le Saline, Costa Paradiso is a picturesque beach located in the region of Sardinia, Italy, specifically near the towns of Stintino and Olbia. The beach derives its name from the old salt pans formerly operated in the area. One of the main natural features of Spiaggia Le Saline is its long expanse of fine white sand, complemented by the intense blue sea. The beach is also dotted with coarse sand and small rocks leading into the water. Despite these characteristics, the beach's seabed is shallow, making it an ideal spot for families with children. On windy days, the beach transforms into a habitat for surfers, thanks to its breaking waves. These natural elements also make Spiaggia Le Saline a preferred location for wind surf paddling. In terms of amenities, Spiaggia Le Saline offers a bar near the beach, providing refreshments for visitors. The beach is also home to the oldest tower in Sardinia, the Spanish tower, which adds to its appeal as a popular destination and one of the region's main attractions. For visitors traveling by car, the beach provides a large parking area, making it easily accessible. To reach Spiaggia Le Saline, visitors can take the provincial road 34 towards Stintino and follow the signs for the beach and the salt pans. The beach can also be reached by bike, car, or bus from the city of Olbia. Despite its popularity, Spiaggia Le Saline is not typically crowded, offering ample space for visitors to enjoy. However, visitors are advised to leave before sunset due to the presence of mosquitoes from a nearby lake.