What is the most beautiful beach in Cala Gonone?

It's impossible to choose just one: Cala Luna is the most iconic and the easiest to reach, Cala Mariolu has the most spectacular water, and Cala Goloritzé is the wildest. A full-day boat tour allows you to see them all and decide on your favorite.

How much does it cost to go to Cala Luna by boat?

Simple transfers from Cala Gonone cost about €20-25 round trip, with flexible return times. Complete tours of the gulf, with multiple stops and snorkeling, start from €40-50 per person.

Do I need to book Cala Mariolu?

Yes: in high season, access is limited and both organized tours and individual landings must be booked online in advance. Off-season (June and September), the pressure decreases, but booking the tour remains recommended.

Can you swim at the Grotte del Bue Marino?

No, the caves are visited with guided walking tours through formations and internal lakes: swimming is done in nearby coves. Many boat tours combine a visit to the cave with a stop at Cala Luna, which is just a few minutes of navigation away.

Is Cala Gonone suitable for children?

Yes, with proper selection: Palmasera and the central beach are convenient and well-serviced, motorboats accept little ones without any problems, and Cala Luna has sand and a gentle seabed. It's best to avoid long treks and rough sea days.

The Beaches of Cala Gonone and the Gulf of Orosei: How to Reach Them

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