#Nuoro
Romantic; Among nature; Near water
Cala Gonone is a prominent tourist destination situated at the heart of the Gulf of Orosei, within the coastal town of Barbagia. Positioned centrally along the eastern coast of Sardinia, it rests at the base of Monte Codula Manna, an extinct volcano, and is encircled by a majestic ring of limestone mountains adorned with lush woodlands.
Renowned as the jewel of the "Riviera del Corallo," Cala Gonone boasts a rich Catalan heritage, evidenced by its preserved language and cultural remnants. The village features a bustling tourist and commercial port, catering to recreational activities. Its crystalline waters are famous for lobster fishing, and it is celebrated for its coral jewelry production and charming historic center, where narrow streets buzz with vibrant nightlife.
Visitors can embark on boat excursions along the dramatic cliffs of Capo Caccia, offering panoramic views of the sea and access to the renowned Neptune's Grotto. A dip in the pristine waters of Bombarde Beach is a must-do experience.
Boat trips are available to the exquisite Cala Luna beach, a treasure of natural beauty deserving of preservation, as well as the Bue Marino Cave.
Key distances from Cala Gonone include: Porto Torres - 40 km, Stintino - 60 km, Sassari - 35 km, and Bosa - 50 km.
