Compultitu, Hidden beach on the Sardinian west coast, Italy.
Compultitu beach is located on the west coast of Sardinia near Bosa and features a cove of fine grey sand with clear waters. The shoreline is framed by Mediterranean vegetation, creating an intimate, sheltered setting.
The west coast of Sardinia, including the Compultitu area, held strategic importance for controlling Mediterranean trade routes across several centuries. This position shaped the development of nearby coastal settlements.
Local communities of Bosa have maintained this coastal stretch intact, preserving maritime traditions and their connection with the natural territory.
The beach is reached via a path from a free parking area on the road between Bosa and Alghero, with a short downhill walk required. Wear sturdy shoes, as the terrain is uneven and can be rocky in places.
The beach accommodates up to 122 people across 975 square meters of surface, maintaining a balance between public use and environmental preservation.
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