Spiaggia di Cala Corsara, Sandy beach on Spargi Island, Sardinia, Italy.
Spiaggia di Cala Corsara is a beach on Spargi Island in the La Maddalena Archipelago, known for its white sand and granite rock formations bordering the Mediterranean. The cove sits along the southwestern shore and features natural stone formations throughout.
The cove gained its protected status through conservation measures in the La Maddalena Archipelago, preserving its natural state over decades. These protection guidelines allowed the island landscape to remain largely unchanged.
Local fishermen still work in the waters near Cala Corsara, keeping alive the traditional practices tied to Sardinian maritime life.
The beach is accessible only by boat from the ports of La Maddalena, requiring visitors to arrange water transportation beforehand. Plan for boat rides or guided tours as the main way to reach this location.
The beach divides into four smaller coves separated by natural granite formations, each offering its own swimming and sunbathing spots. This layout lets visitors find quieter areas without traveling far from the main beach.
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