Top 10 things to do in Santa Teresa di Gallura

Located a short distance from the town center, the beach is in fact easily accessible both by car and public transportation.

On the beach it is possible to rent umbrellas and sunbeds, also there are some small refreshment places.Parking is free, the beach lacks toilets

The beach can be reached directly from the town center, at the bottom of a 300-meter descent and a flight of steps that leads directly to the sea. There are bathing establishments that rent patinos and boats, relaxation and underwater exploration equipment.

As of June 1, 2024, the beach is closed until September 30, 1,015 people per day will have access to the famous beach. Entry hours are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and there is an environmental fee of €3.50 per bather

Capo Testa offers scenic trails leading to the Capo Testa Lighthouse, through wind-sculpted granite formations and small hidden coves. Valle della Luna, on the other hand, famous for its uniquely shaped rocks, is especially striking at sunset and under moonlight. The 2 main parking lots to reach the Valley of the Moon are:

• Cala Spinosa parking lot(2€ per hour).
• Reno di Ponente area parking lot before the bridge(Free)

Both hikes are suitable for all levels of hikers and there are numerous information points to help you get your bearings.

The cove is particularly famous for the rocks above it. To reach the beach it is necessary to walk a short path along the cliff, which is not recommended for families with very young children.

Remember to bring plenty of water and sunscreen, and that there are no food services nearby.

A good alternative for those who prefer more comfort is to rent a boat or join one of the many daily excursions that depart from Santa Teresa di Gallura.

The price starts from 40€ per person, and you can enjoy an excursion surrounded by unspoiled nature. The recommended times for this activity are at sunset. The special feature of this experience is the way horses live naturally in the large pastures.

It is important to remember to bring appropriate clothing, such as long pants and closed shoes, to ensure comfort and safety during the ride

Among the must-try specialties are culurgiones, ravioli filled with potatoes, cheese and mint, and malloreddus, small semolina dumplings served with sausage sauce. For main courses, porceddu is a Sardinian classic, slowly barbecued with herbs. Among desserts, seadas, fried ravioli filled with cheese and honey, offer an unforgettable culinary experience.

Accompany them with a glass of Cannonau, the local red wine, to complete your gastronomic journey!

There are numerous diving facilities in santa Teresa di Gallura, at which you can rent the necessary equipment and hire an experienced guide who will accompany you on the excursion, showing you the secrets of the sea.

Prices start from 30€ per person, and for certain dives you need to have the appropriate certification. Depending on your level you may have access to different types of tours, with opportunities to explore shoals and wrecks