Cala Fuili is a beach in Cala Gonone, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the maestrale and ponente winds.
Cala Fuili can be reached with a short walk of about 1-2 kilometers from the center of Cala Gonone or by car following the signs to the cove. Alternatively, many boat excursions from the port of Cala Gonone visit the coves of the Gulf of Orosei and may offer a stop or a break nearby.
Generally, a reservation is not required to access Cala Fuili, which is a free beach; however, during peak season, parking may be limited and boat excursions might require advance booking.
The cove is suitable for children as long as attention is paid to the rocky sections of the shoreline and the depth that can increase quickly. It is important to supervise children, bring adequate sun protection, and water shoes to facilitate entry into the water.
Yes, there are some spaces to park near the entrance to the path leading to the cove, but they are limited and can fill up during peak hours and in high season. Consider arriving early or reaching the cove on foot or by sea.
Yes: the seabed in front of the cove is suitable for snorkeling thanks to the presence of seagrass and marine fauna; the limestone walls above are frequented by climbers. Those who practice climbing should inquire about equipment and conditions of the routes before proceeding.