The region · Costa Paradiso

Pink granite and turquoise seas.

The queen of beaches, rocky sea access points and coves to reach on foot. There are so many ways to discover the sea around Costa Paradiso: these are the places to start.

Li Cossi beach between pink granite cliffs and turquoise water, viewed from the scenic coastal path

A must-see · Beach

Li Cossi

The queen of Costa Paradiso.

Majestic, dramatic, unforgettable. Li Cossi is the queen of beaches: towering pink granite cliffs embrace the sand, creating a spectacular contrast with the turquoise sea.

It is one of those places to see at least once, an essential stop during a holiday in Costa Paradiso. Even the walk there is part of its beauty: step by step, the coastal path prepares you for your first glimpse of the beach.

Not to miss: the scenic path and your first view of the cove.

Within Costa Paradiso

Three rocky access points,
one beautiful sea.

Li Baietti, Li Sorgenti and Li Tamerici are sea access points among the rocks: places to enjoy with a mask, snorkel and curiosity about what lies beneath the surface.

The Li Baietti walkway among pink granite rocks overlooking the sea

Rocky sea access

Li Baietti

Granite meets the sea in a succession of rocks and little pools. A rocky sea access point for those who enjoy snorkeling and swimming among the rocks, in a landscape whose colours change until sunset.

The Li Sorgenti coastal path overlooking the sea among pink granite rocks and Mediterranean scrub

Rocky sea access

Li Sorgenti

Clear water, rocks and seabeds to explore at your own pace. Li Sorgenti is a sea access point for swimming and snorkeling, letting curiosity guide you through the colours of the water.

Li Tamerici: pink granite rocks and Mediterranean scrub in the evening light

Rocky sea access

Li Tamerici

Another encounter with the rocky side of Costa Paradiso. Li Tamerici is a sea access point for those who prefer rocks to sand and love exploring the water with a mask and snorkel.

For all three: water shoes are recommended for moving over the rocks. Bring a mask and snorkel for snorkeling.

Between Costa Paradiso and Isola Rossa

The sea, for those
who love walking.

Porto Leccio and Tinnari invite you to continue along the coast: pebble beaches, wild landscapes and the pleasure of reaching a destination on foot.

Porto Leccio pebble beach and clear water framed by the branches of a tree

Pebble beach

Porto Leccio

Beyond Li Cossi, following the coast towards Isola Rossa, you reach Porto Leccio. A quiet pebble beach for those seeking a more secluded stop and wishing to venture beyond the best-known places.

Choose it for: a longer coastal walk and a swim away from the crowds.

Tinnari cove seen from above, with its pebble beach, pink granite and turquoise sea

Wild beach · Hiking

Tinnari

A unique beauty, with its characteristic heart shape. Tinnari is a mostly pebbly, wild beach with no facilities: its unspoilt nature makes it an ideal destination for those who love hiking.

You can reach it on foot from Costa Paradiso or the Tinnari area, or by inflatable boat from the sea. Take your time and enjoy the walk and the landscape.

Good to know: there are no facilities on the beach. Bring water and everything you need for the day.

And then, leave room
for discovery.

The coast offers many other hidden corners, little coves and natural pools among the rocks. You cannot find everything by following a name on a map: sometimes you just need to take a path, walk a little further and look around. Part of the pleasure is exploring to find your own corner of the sea.

Christelle’s tips

Four places to take home in your memories.

A few ideas from my Instagram stories, to help you picture your holiday before you even arrive.

Li Cossi beach with the title Sua Maestà Li Cossi, Costa Paradiso

Costa Paradiso

Li Cossi

“We all bow to such beauty.” The beach among the rocks, the star of my video.

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The sea and rocks of Cala la Cruzitta

Costa Paradiso

Cala la Cruzitta

“Some places simply lift your spirits.” That is how I described this cove, with its clear water and rocks.

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The beach and sea at La Marinedda

Isola Rossa

La Marinedda

“In September, it is simply magical.” An idea for anyone who loves to make summer last a little longer.

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The coastal landscape of Cala Sarraina

Costa Rossa

Cala Sarraina

Another stop in my stories: a little beach framed by reddish rocks and Mediterranean scrub.

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Before you travel

A few practical tips,
to make the most of your stay.

Planning a holiday with children, plenty of walks or days by the sea? Write to me: let’s start with what you enjoy.

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Stone coastal path between granite rocks and the sea in Costa Paradiso at sunset

Costa Paradiso, through my eyes.

More coastal views, days by the sea and little moments of life here, on my Instagram profile.

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Your next holiday

Find your home,
start exploring.

Three homes in Costa Paradiso and a region to enjoy at your own pace.