Spiaggia Bérchida

Spiaggia Bérchida is a beach in Siniscola with a roughly five-kilometer shoreline made up of fine white sand and natural dunes. The coast is lined with ancient juniper trees that provide shade throughout the day.

The beach lies in a region marked by traces from prehistoric times, with archaeological remains from the Nuragic period nearby. These sites show that people have inhabited the area for thousands of years.

The beach serves as a gathering place for locals who swim and spend time with family, particularly during warmer months. Its proximity to historic settlements reveals how generations have relied on this coastal area as part of their daily lives.

The beach has two facilities that rent sunbeds, umbrellas, and water sports equipment, so visitors can easily arrange their day. Food kiosks along the shore offer cold dishes and snacks for a simple meal.

Where the Berchida river meets the sea, it forms a small lagoon that hosts various bird species and other wildlife. This shallow body of water draws both birdwatchers and casual observers interested in experiencing local nature.