Golfo di Orosei
The incredible coast in Barbagia, Sardegna.
Original Music = Piano Waltz
A boat trip across the Golfo di Orosei on the rugged eastern coast of Sardinia is an invitation to experience one of the Mediterranean's most untouched and picturesque seascapes. This journey is not just a voyage across water; it is a passage through time, nature, and the stunning tableau of Sardinia's wild beauty.
The Golfo di Orosei, with its crystalline waters, towering limestone cliffs, and secluded coves, is a natural masterpiece that has been sculpted by the elements over millennia. The coastline is dotted with a series of bays and beaches, accessible only by boat or through arduous treks, making a sea voyage the ideal way to explore this pristine sanctuary.
Our journey begins at Cala Gonone, a quaint seaside town that serves as the gateway to the Gulf's wonders. As our boat slips away from the harbor, the panoramic view of the coastline unfolds, revealing the dramatic interplay of sea, sky, and rock.
The first gem on our voyage is Cala Luna, a crescent-shaped beach embraced by limestone cliffs and adorned with caves that beckon the adventurous. The turquoise waters here are inviting, offering a perfect spot for a refreshing swim or snorkeling, revealing an underwater world teeming with marine life.
Our boat glides onwards to the Grotta del Bue Marino, once the haunt of Mediterranean monk seals, now a sanctuary of stalactites and stalagmites. The guided tour through the cave's chambers unveils a subterranean world of eerie beauty, where light and shadow dance on ancient formations, telling stories of the earth's secret past.
As the coastline unfurls, we approach Cala Goloritzé, a beach of unparalleled beauty, crowned by a towering pinnacle of rock and fed by a freshwater spring. The beach, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a testament to nature's artistry, with its powdery white sand and azure waters creating a surreal oasis that feels like a step into another world.