Departure from the Port of La Caletta for a journey between the sea and uncontaminated nature towards Cala Goloritzè, among the most beautiful and evocative of Sardinia. Declared a UNESCO natural heritage site in 1995, it is not difficult to understand why.
Continue our Excursion to Cala Mariolu, a pearl of the Gulf of Orosei, an intimate cove characterized by white and pink pebbles. It owes its name to the monk seal who, it is said, stole the catch from the nets of fishermen coming from Ponza, therefore called mariolo (thief).
Stop near Cala Sisine, once the mouth of a small river and landing place for coal miners. The waters are turquoise , with polychromes ranging from blue to turquoise, up to emerald green. Extremely clear and crystalline waters with medium-shallow seabed. The beach is surrounded by high granite mountains that descend steeply towards the sea, surmounted by a verdant and flourishing Mediterranean scrub.
Moving towards Cala Luna, one of the wonders of the Gulf of Orosei, with Polynesian features, it rises in the mouth of the Rio Illune, a stream that for millennia has dug a long canyon, the codula di Luna.
In the afternoon we will move towards the Grotta del Bue Marino, a spectacle of nature with myriads of stalactites, stalagmites, lakes and beaches, once the habitat of the monk seal.
Return to the Harbour of La Caletta passing through the Capo Comino lighthouse, the most extreme tip of the Sardinian eastern coast, an area of ​​passage for large pelagics