Cala Fuili

Cala Fuili is a small cove with a pebble beach located along the Orosei coastline, enclosed by tall limestone cliffs that drop sharply toward the water. The sea here is transparent and inviting, with rocks and stone formations creating a natural frame around the sandy bay.

The area surrounding this cove holds archaeological evidence of ancient settlements, showing that people have inhabited this coastline for thousands of years. Over time the location developed as a vital point for trade and fishing activities in the region.

The beach holds significance for local fishing communities who continue seafaring traditions tied to Sardinian coastal life. This connection to maritime work shapes how the place is used and valued by residents today.

Reaching the beach requires descending a long stone staircase from the parking area, which demands some physical effort and care. Since there are no shops or facilities on site, bring your own water, food, and sun protection before heading down.

From this cove, a marked coastal path leads to nearby Cala Luna, another lovely beach you can reach if you enjoy hiking along the cliffs. The trail offers stunning views of the rocky shoreline as you walk and is popular with visitors seeking a longer coastal walk.