Cala Bramassa

There are no restaurants directly on the beach, but there are a few options nearby, including La Tana del Porcospino, which serves traditional Sardinian cuisine, and Ristorante Al Passo di Gatto, which specializes in seafood.

For those looking to stay near Cala Bramassa, there are a few hotels in the area, such as the Hotel Corte Rosada Resort & Spa, which offers direct beach access and luxurious amenities, and the B&B Nuraghe Bianco, a cozy and affordable option.

The beach also has lifeguards on duty, bathroom access, and is dog-friendly.. . .

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and scuba diving

Cala Bramassa has a small parking lot, but it is free of charge. Visitors can also reach the beach by taking a short hike through the nearby pine forest.

Fun fact: Cala Bramassa is part of the Porto Conte Natural Park, a protected area known for its unique ecosystem and diverse wildlife, including rare species of birds, fish, and mammals.

Nearby attractions include the Nuraghe di Palmavera, an ancient archaeological site with well-preserved stone towers, and the Capo Caccia promontory, which offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.