Cala Corsara is a beach in La Maddalena, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the scirocco and ponente winds.
You can only reach it by sea: the bay is on the uninhabited island of Spargi. Depart from ports like La Maddalena or Palau with organized excursions, taxi boats, or private vessels.
No reservation is required to land on the beach, but many people reach the bay via boat tours that are advisable to book in high season. If using a private vessel, it’s essential to check the Park regulations and the availability of mooring buoys in advance.
There are no services or facilities: no bar, restaurant, or restrooms at the bay. Bringing water, snacks, and sun protection is recommended.
Yes, the beach can be suitable for children due to the shallow and clear waters, but constant supervision is necessary: there are no lifeguard services and the nearby cliffs can be slippery. Prepare sufficient shade and water.
Snorkeling is very popular due to the water clarity and varied seabed. Diving is possible nearby, but it's advisable to contact authorized dive centers and follow the Park regulations to avoid damaging the seabed.