Cala Managu, Bosa

20 minutes of walking on a dirt road but feasible even for children. Better closed shoes. At the end of the walk you arrive in the overgrown cove of dry algae. There are two pebble beaches. The one on the left is the most popular. Going past the one on the right and climbing the rocks a little feasible, you can stop on the semi-flat rock unit where you can admire a wonderful panorama. Too bad boats can dock without restrictions. Proof of this is the boat docked on the beach. The water over there is obviously full of petrol at the surface.

You have to walk 30 minutes to get to the beach. It is very deserted and wild with a breathtaking landscape. In the afternoon it gets very hot due to the stones.

Lovely place! It can be reached by sea or on foot from the road after a 30-minute walk in nature. Uncrowded pebble beach with crystal clear sea given by the white sand on the seabed. Paradise!

An enchanting, wild, little frequented place, consisting of a beach with pebbles closed on the right by the islet of Managu

About 25 minutes of walking downhill on a simple dirt road, the car is left on the road at the gate, without obstructing the access of the shepherds of the area. Bring water for the day, the cove is wild and untouched. The beach is pebbly, the seabed is wonderful, always sheltered from rough seas. A jewel.