Spiaggia di Budoni is a beach in Budoni, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the maestrale, scirocco and ponente winds.
The beach is easily reachable by car via the main coastal road connecting the centers of northeastern Sardinia. Those staying in Budoni can walk from the center; there are also summer connections with local buses.
No booking is required to access the public beach, but for sun loungers and umbrellas at the beach establishments, it may be advisable to reserve during high season. Many establishments accept daily or weekly bookings; check directly with the establishment.
Yes: the shallow and sloping bottom makes it suitable for families with small children. As always, it is important to supervise children and use appropriate safety devices.
Yes, there are public and private parking areas near the beach, but during the summer months, they can fill up quickly. Plan to arrive early or consider alternatives like parking in town and walking to the beach.
Yes, the coast is reachable by private boats and tenders, but it is necessary to respect the anchoring zones and any local ordinances. Check with maritime offices or local rentals for details on buoys and anchoring limits.