Costa Paradiso – one of the most famous Sardinian holiday areas
Costa Paradiso is one of the most famous Sardinian holiday areas situated at the northern part of the island, between Castelsardo and Santa Teresa di Gallura.
It is ideal for the lovers of nature, peace and quiet and for those who need a break from the bustle of big cities and tourist resorts. It covers a total area of 8 square kilometers and, in addition to the coast, also includes mountainous terrain with unique red rocks of various shapes.
Red rocks, Costa Paradiso, Sardinia by HrodebertRobertus
This natural gem features, besides the beaches, also very rugged terrain with wild rocks, which are not particularly suitable for families with small children and persons with reduced mobility.
Some of the sandy beaches are secluded and are accessible only through the water so you have to get there by boat. This place is, thanks to the rich underwater life and crystal clear water, very popular destination among divers who are coming here regularly from all parts of Europe.
Li Cossi beach, Costa Paradiso, Sardinia by Gianni Careddu
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The most famous beach of the Costa Paradiso is Li Cossi beach which is made up of fine white sand. The administrative center of the region is in Trinita d’Agultu.
Costa Paradiso is a romantic area suitable for those who enjoy walking, secret nooks and unforgettable sunsets. The atmosphere is enhanced with a smell of rosemary, myrtle and other exotic plants.
Costa Paradiso sandy beach, Sardinia, Italy by Gianpiero Addis
Your holidays on the Costa Paradiso can start in the holiday resort of the same name, which was built more than 20 years ago. It is surrounded by beautiful red cliffs and small sandy beaches are also featured by reefs.
Costa Paradiso landscape, Sardinia, Italy by journalix73
Numerous accommodation facilities were built here on the slopes of the hills. There are a number of villas, hotels and apartments superbly integrated into the Sardinian landscape.
Chiesa della Santissima Trinità in Trinità d’Agultu, Sardinia by Basilicofresco
Since the complex is relatively large, it is better to rent a car so you can also explore the surroundings. The landscape around is hilly and the nearest larger town is 15 km away.