
Must-Visit Places
An itinerary through the hidden treasures and natural wonders of Calasetta and Sant'Antioco Island.
Map of Must-See Places
Explore the map to locate lighthouses, cliffs, hidden coves, and unique rock formations.
Mangiabarche Lighthouse
The **Mangiabarche Rock**, with its iconic lighthouse, is a symbol of the Calasetta coast. Known for its wild beauty and spectacular sunsets, it's an ideal spot for photography and admiring the power of nature.
Nido dei Passeri
An enchanting **cliff** on the western coast of Sant'Antioco, a short distance from Calasetta. Characterized by high cliffs overlooking the clear, turquoise sea, it's a paradise for diving, spearfishing, and snorkeling. It offers a unique landscape with striking rock formations.
Cala Lunga
A charming **natural inlet** on the border between Sant'Antioco and Calasetta, carved between volcanic rocks. Its long sandy beach with coral particles and transparent waters make it an ideal place for swimming and snorkeling. It's well-protected from winds and offers services like bars and parking.
Cala della Signora
A beautiful, intimate **rocky cove** near Cala Sapone, protected by headlands and rich in crevices and small caves. Its waters transition from emerald green to blue, with seabeds rich in marine flora and fauna, perfect for snorkeling. It's a less crowded spot, ideal for relaxation.
Cala Sapone
One of the most renowned **beaches** on Sant'Antioco Island, characterized by white sand and smooth rocky stretches. Its crystal-clear waters and shallow seabeds make it ideal for families. Surrounded by Mediterranean scrub, it offers parking, bars, and beach equipment rental.
Arco dei Baci at Is Praneddas
A majestic **natural rock arch** that opens onto a splendid natural pool with crystal-clear waters, located on the wild western coast of Sant'Antioco. Accessible via a scenic trail, it is a natural monument of incredible beauty, ideal for snorkeling and diving in an unspoiled environment.