Porto Pollo is a beach in Palau, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the scirocco and ponente winds.
You can easily reach by car by following the signs for Palau and then Porto Pollo; there are parking facilities near the beach. You can also reach it by sea with personal boats or excursions from Palau.
It's advisable to book lessons and rentals, especially in the summer months and on weekends, to secure your spot and equipment. Some schools also accept last-minute bookings, but availability may be limited.
There are beach sections with shallow waters that may be suitable for children and beginners, but it’s important to maintain vigilance, especially on windy days, and respect the areas designated for wind sports.
Yes, there are public parking and resting areas near the beach, but during peak season, availability can be reduced and paid parking may be in place.
Yes: numerous excursions depart from the port of Palau to the Maddalena Archipelago and the island of Caprera, which can be combined with a day at Porto Pollo to explore the nearby islands.