Spiaggia Palmasera is a beach in Cala Gonone, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the maestrale and ponente winds.
The beach is easily reachable on foot from the center and the port of Cala Gonone in a few minutes. By car, access is via the main road of the town; there are parking spaces nearby, but during peak season they can fill up quickly.
No reservation is needed for access to the public beach. If you wish to have sunbeds or umbrellas at private establishments, it's advisable to book during peak season.
Yes, many families frequent Palmasera due to the gently sloping bottom and the convenience of nearby services. However, it's important to keep an eye on children in the water and bring water shoes for the pebbly areas.
Yes, there are bars, restaurants, and rental points for kayaks, SUPs, and water equipment along the road and near the port. The offering is broader during the tourist season.
Yes, snorkeling along the rocky stretches can be interesting due to the water visibility. For more organized dives and to explore caves or walls of the Gulf, it's best to contact the diving centers at the harbor that organize guided outings.