Cala Brandinchi

You get there by driving north along State Road 125 toward San Teodoro-Olbia, then turning right at the fork near the locality of Lutturai and then taking a very scenic dirt path.

A true jewel of our coast: Brandinchi can hold its own against the paradises of Polynesia for the intensity and brilliance of its hues, to tourists it is also known as Little Tahiti. Shallow water, fine sand abutting a pine forest and a substantial scrub of junipers, thistle and rushes. Also definitely suitable for families with children, behind the beach adjacent to the beautiful pine forest the organized parking lot with services in a perfect corner of nature.

Brandinchi beach has as its horizon a spectacular perspective ranging from the unmistakable outline of the island of Tavolara to the north, to the small island called Isola Ruja to the east, and to Capicciolu Point to the south. Behind, as with many other local beaches, there is a lagoon area that runs dry during the summer season.

Trivia
: chronicles tell of the passage of Giuseppe Garibaldi, who in October 1867 succeeded in escaping the blockade that gripped Caprera, embarked from the then port of Brandinchi for Piombino on his way to Lazio to liberate Rome, in opposition to the Papal State.