Long white beaches, Caribbean sea and sandy dunes
Our Villa is only 800 mt to the white sandy beaches of Chia. It is easy to reach them with a walk or by bike (our villa has some bikes at guest's disposal!).
Baia Chia with its silky sand, up to 30 meter-high white dunes and crystalline, turquoise-hued water is reminiscent of an idyllic Caribbean beach. The bay is bordered by majestic, age-old junipers and a few stone traces of the Phoenician city of Bithia whose site Baia Chia now occupies.
And if it’s your lucky day, you might catch a glimpse of dolphins and, on the lake, flamingos. It's a true paradise for birdwatchers!
If you are looking for relax, on this lovely bay there are some lovely restaurant and cafès, where the aromatic Mediterranean maquis can be enjoyed along with a refreshing drink.
Chia is also wonderful for watersports and scubadiving. Surfers can often enjoy winds blowing just the right way.
Cala Cipolla, the bay next door to Baia Chia, is only accessible on foot, but its picturesque beach and cliffs make it worth the walk. It also features seven reefs at a depth of 25 meters, a veritable paradise for scuba divers.
Facing the bay is Su Giudeu, a teeny island that you can wade across to.
A few kilometers down the road to the west is the expansive sandy cove and aquamarine waters of Tuaredda. Those wishing to explore Sardinia’s numerous bays extending to the island’s southernmost point, Capo Teluada, can rent a boat here for the trip.
Baia Chia with its silky sand, up to 30 meter-high white dunes and crystalline, turquoise-hued water is reminiscent of an idyllic Caribbean beach. The bay is bordered by majestic, age-old junipers and a few stone traces of the Phoenician city of Bithia whose site Baia Chia now occupies.
And if it’s your lucky day, you might catch a glimpse of dolphins and, on the lake, flamingos. It's a true paradise for birdwatchers!
If you are looking for relax, on this lovely bay there are some lovely restaurant and cafès, where the aromatic Mediterranean maquis can be enjoyed along with a refreshing drink.
Chia is also wonderful for watersports and scubadiving. Surfers can often enjoy winds blowing just the right way.
Cala Cipolla, the bay next door to Baia Chia, is only accessible on foot, but its picturesque beach and cliffs make it worth the walk. It also features seven reefs at a depth of 25 meters, a veritable paradise for scuba divers.
Facing the bay is Su Giudeu, a teeny island that you can wade across to.
A few kilometers down the road to the west is the expansive sandy cove and aquamarine waters of Tuaredda. Those wishing to explore Sardinia’s numerous bays extending to the island’s southernmost point, Capo Teluada, can rent a boat here for the trip.
