Spiaggia S'Archeddu e Sa Canna is a picturesque beach nestled in the Maimoni-Is Arutas area within the province of Oristano, Italy. The beach is situated in Cabras, a municipality in the region of Sardinia. It is distinguished by its location in an Area Marina Protetta, marking it as a protected area.
The beach is predominantly characterized by its natural beauty. It is often described as a 'wild' beach, indicating that it remains relatively unspoiled and untouched. The beach features a stretch of compact white quartz sand scattered with pebbles and seagrass along the shoreline. The sea displays an ever-changing spectrum of blue and green hues, with a shallow sandy bottom and smooth pebbles. Behind the beach, small dunes blanketed in Mediterranean vegetation can be found, further enhancing the beach's natural charm.
Despite its popularity, particularly during the summer months, Spiaggia S'Archeddu e Sa Canna maintains a moderate level of crowding. This is primarily due to the challenging access road, which deters many visitors. However, the tranquil atmosphere and stunning landscape make the journey worthwhile.
In terms of amenities, the beach is quite minimalistic. There are no services available directly on the beach or in its immediate vicinity. This lack of amenities contributes to the beach's untouched charm and serene atmosphere.
Parking at Spiaggia S'Archeddu e Sa Canna is ample, with both paid and free options available. Visitors arriving early are more likely to secure a free parking spot.
To reach Spiaggia S'Archeddu e Sa Canna, one must drive from Oristano on SP 54 towards the north, then turn left towards Tharros and S. Giovanni. After proceeding straight, turn right towards Cabras, then left towards S. Giovanni. Continue straight and turn right onto a small road where a sign indicates the direction to Maimoni beach. Keeping right at the following two intersections, continue straight until reaching Maimoni. From there, turn right and proceed for about 1.5 kilometers until reaching the footbridge that leads to the beach. Visitors are advised not to rely solely on navigation systems due to the challenging access road.
