Introduction

Alghero is not only one of Sardinia's historical pearls, but also an unmissable destination for those dreaming of a summer of crystal-clear sea and breathtaking beaches. Its coastline stretches for more than 80 km and offers very different landscapes: from the fine white sand of the city beaches to the wildest coves immersed in the Mediterranean maquis.

In this article you will discover Alghero's most beautiful beaches, with useful advice on how to reach them, when to visit them, and why to choose them for your next holiday.

📍 Where to find Alghero's beaches

Alghero boasts a privileged position on the north-western coast of Sardinia. Its beaches are divided into two main areas:

Urban coastline: easily accessible on foot or by bike from the centre (Maria Pia, Lido San Giovanni)

Capo Caccia and Porto Conte coastline: beaches and coves surrounded by nature, ideal for snorkelling, relaxation and dreamy sunsets

🏖️ The 10 most beautiful beaches in Alghero

1. Maria Pia Beach

Located just a few minutes from Nautika Suites, it is an endless expanse of white sand bordered by dunes and maritime pines. Ideal for families thanks to its shallow waters.

🌅 Ideal for: families, long walks at sunset

🅿️ Convenient parking, bars and services nearby

🌊 Turquoise and transparent water, sandy seabed

🔥 Tip: early morning is perfect for taking photos in golden light

2. Lido San Giovanni

It is the most urban beach in Alghero, very close to the historic centre. It offers bathing establishments, sunbed hire and beach restaurants.

🌆 Ideal for: those who want to relax without moving around

👣 Within walking distance from the seafront

🎒 Presence of water and sports activities

3. Le Bombarde

One of the most famous and popular beaches on the entire coast. Surrounded by pine forest, with clear waters and golden sand.

📍 Located within the Porto Conte Natural Park.

💃 Frequented by young people, also ideal for those seeking a bit of liveliness

🏄‍♂️ Excellent for water sports: snorkelling, SUP

4. Lazzaretto

Not far from Le Bombarde, this is a scenic, sheltered beach, dominated by a 14th-century Aragonese tower.

🧺 Perfect for: picnics in tranquillity

📸 One of the most photographed landscapes in the area

🛶 Possibility of exploring small coves nearby

5. Dragunara Bay

A small cove next to the jetty from where excursions to Neptune's Cave depart. Wild, sheltered and with unspoilt natural charm.

🌿 Recommended for: those seeking tranquillity and immersion in nature

⛵ Starting point for boat tours

🐠 Excellent for diving and snorkelling

6. Tramariglio beach

Little-known beach, immersed in the silence of the Capo Caccia promontory, with gently sloping seabed.

🧘‍♀️ Zen and relaxing atmosphere

🐚 Great for collecting shells and taking long swims

7. Mugoni Beach

One of the most popular with locals, located in a deep bay and protected from the wind. Calm waters, natural shade of pine trees and golden sand.

🧒 Ideal for families with children

🚗 Ample parking and facilities available

🌤️ Excellent even on windy days

8. Porto Ferro Beach

Wilder and alternative, popular with surfers and sunset lovers. Surrounded by cliffs and Spanish watchtowers.

🏄‍♂️ Surf and kite spot

🐾 Also accessible to dogs

🌇 Spectacular sunsets

9. Poglina or La Speranza

Located a few kilometres south of Alghero, this is one of the best beaches for those who love quiet. Less crowded, but just as picturesque.

🍃 Authentic atmosphere

👒 Recommended for those seeking total relaxation

10. Capo Caccia beaches (Cala dell'Argentiera, Cala Inferno, Cala del Bollo)

Reachable on foot or by boat, these are dreamy coves immersed in the lunar landscape of the promontory.

🥾 Ideal for hikers

📷 Postcard landscapes

🗺️ Map of Alghero beaches: how to plan your itinerary

A great idea for those staying several days is to alternate:

City beaches (Maria Pia, Lido) for comfortable, relaxed days

Natural coves (Capo Caccia, Porto Conte) for days of adventure and snorkelling

You can get around easily by car, by bike (there is a coastal cycle path) or take advantage of excursions by sea.

🧭 When to visit the beaches of Alghero

Month Characteristics

May Uncrowded beaches, ideal climate

June Long days, already warm sea

July High season, lively and festive

August More crowded, lesser-known coves recommended

September Warm sea, relaxed atmosphere

🏡 Where to stay to visit the most beautiful beaches

To enjoy the beaches of Alghero to the fullest, the advice is to stay in an accommodation that is well-connected both to the centre and to Capo Caccia.

Nautika Suites is the ideal choice for those seeking elegance, comfort and relaxation:

📍 Just a few minutes from Maria Pia and the Lido

🌳 Private garden and quiet surroundings

🚗 Free parking and excursion support

Whether you want to explore a different beach every day or relax in the same corner of paradise, Nautika Suites is the perfect starting point

🎯 Conclusion

Alghero's most beautiful beaches are a symphony of colours, scents and landscapes. From the comfort of the Lido to the wild beauty of Capo Caccia, each beach tells a different fragment of Sardinia. If you love the sea, golden sand and freedom, Alghero will surprise you.