Palmasera Beach is a prominent beach situated in the town of Cala Gonone, within the municipality of Dorgali, in the province of Nuoro, Sardinia, Italy. The beach is a popular destination known for its extensive size, serene atmosphere, and its picturesque setting in the Gulf of Orosei.
The natural characteristics of Palmasera Beach include a long pink strip of sand and gravel that merges with the clear and emerald green sea. The beach also features fine and light-colored sand, with some rocks emerging a few meters from the shore. The beach stretches southwards, extending beyond the last houses of the village of Cala Gonone. The beach is surrounded by the scent of oleanders, and the sunlight reflects on the reddish grains of gravel, creating beautiful light effects. The view from the beach includes the southern side of the Gulf of Orosei and the tourist port of Cala Gonone. The beach is also known for its rich marine life, making it a popular spot for snorkeling.
Palmasera Beach offers a wide range of amenities for visitors. These include various bars, cafés, and restaurants, providing visitors with the opportunity to take a refreshing break from sunbathing. The beach also offers facilities like cold showers, and rental services for umbrellas, sunbeds, and boats. The beach is equipped with job wheelchairs and easy access via a ladder, making it accessible for persons with disabilities. There is also a designated area for dogs.
Parking facilities are available at Palmasera Beach. Visitors can park their cars at the final stretch of Viale Palmasera. There is also ample paid parking available on the main street near the beach, including spaces for persons with disabilities.
To reach Palmasera Beach, visitors can follow the panoramic state road 125 and turn towards Cala Gonone, where the beach is signposted. The beach can also be reached on foot by walking along the promenade of Cala Gonone.
Despite being a popular destination, especially during the summer, Palmasera Beach is not overly crowded, maintaining a peaceful atmosphere for visitors. The beach is especially less frequented towards the south. The shallow and gently sloping seabed also makes it suitable for children, making it a family-friendly destination.
