Cala Moresca is a beach in Golfo Aranci, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the scirocco and ponente winds.
By car, you reach Golfo Aranci in about 10–15 km following the coastal road; from there, continue to the signs for the cove and leave the car near the road or in public parking. It is then necessary to walk down for a few minutes along the trail that leads to the beach.
In general, Cala Moresca is a free beach and does not require a reservation, but it does not have large infrastructures. During high season, parking may be limited, so it is advisable to arrive early.
The cove offers clear waters and a not too steep descent to the sea, but the bottom is mainly pebbly and rocky; therefore, it is suitable for families with care and with the appropriate protective shoes. Children should be supervised, especially in the presence of nearby boats.
Services on the cove itself are limited or absent: it is advisable to bring water, snacks, and personal necessities. For bars and better-equipped services, it is advisable to return to the center of Golfo Aranci.
Yes, the cove and the area around the islet of Figarolo are popular destinations for small boats and coastal excursions. Before approaching the islet, it is better to inquire about local regulations and any protected areas or landing prohibitions.