Porto Conte - all beaches

This beach is absolutely lovely - it's long and the water is calm and clear. It's also less crowded than the beaches closer to town. The only downside is that there aren't any public restrooms nearby, which is why I'm taking off one star.

This charming beach located close to the Alghero old town is a hidden gem that often goes unappreciated. Despite its popularity, it remains underrated and unspoiled. The crystal-clear waters are shallow and stretch out for a considerable distance, while the sand is soft and fine. The beach is spacious and never feels overcrowded, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing experience. If you wish to rent a lounger, La Marina offers them for a reasonable price of €12, and they also have a small shop. I found myself drawn to this beach and visited it almost daily.

This beach is truly one of the finest on the Northwest/West Coast. It boasts a remarkable blend of pristine white sand and crystal-clear water.

This serene beach remains tranquil even during the bustling month of August, boasting crystal clear and immaculate water. The soft and powdery sand is delightfully non-adhesive, ensuring a comfortable experience for beachgoers. The expansive surroundings are adorned with lush pine and other trees, providing ample shade and a picturesque backdrop for a day of leisurely indulgence in the sun, water, and sand.

We took a brief look and weren't impressed. To reach it, we had to walk through a hotel. The beach is narrow, and the pier is far less impressive than it appears in the photos. We decided to leave and visit one of the many other beaches instead.

The beach was absolutely amazing, with its pristine white sand and breathtaking views of the historical lookout tower. We were delighted to find a cozy little restaurant that was open during our visit in March.