Enjoy an amazing sunset at Cala Sapone on Sant’Antioco Island

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Sant’Antioco’s most beautiful corner to me is the Cala Sapone one. Just drive your car following the sign to Coaquaddus beach but then keep the right and follow to Cala Sapone. As soon as you reach it the view is breathtaking, the land is wide and all around is windy and enchanting. The Cala Sapone beach is also known as the lunar beach because of its conformation: it is a beautiful sandy beach, enclosed between two crowns of smooth rocks and easy to walk. Besides natural “swimming pools” where you can dive and swim in full safety.

Last summer I had the chance to admire a beautiful sunset from Villaggio Polifemo, a beautiful residence village located on the promontory overlooking the sea. When you are inside the village, you can walk along the path and reach a rocky side from where you can enjoy Cala Sapone view from the top. Look at the picture below: isn’t it amazing and lunar?

And then the sunset: no words can describe it better than my picture below. If you have the chance, don’t miss it!

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I love Sant'Antioco island and its people. 8 Years ago we decided to buy our Place in this little paradise island and had the chance to experience it all: its colours, flavours, wild nature, beautiful beaches, romans and fenicians ruins, local religious rituals, The food, the wine, the kindness of its inhabitants and even their contradictions. I loved it when we were just a young married couple because of its variety of beaches to visit and its hidden coves to discover. It is also a great base if You want to explore South Sardinia (carloforte, calasetta, porto Pino, teulada, chia, buggerru, nebida, masua....just to name few must see). I appreciate it even more now that i have a 3 Years old daughter: it even offers very convenient beautiful equipped beaches. This blog, Visit Sant'Antioco, is a way for me to share the experiences and the emotions i Felt on this beautiful island somehow still not very common on touristic routes. I hope you enjoy it.