Le Saline Beach, Stintino

A Signature Stintino Shoreline

Le Saline is one of the longest sandy beaches near Stintino, a slender ribbon of fine, almost-white sand that eases into remarkably clear, shallow water. The camera captures the beach's gentle curve, the low dunes and scattered vegetation behind it, and the wide bay that opens toward the open Mediterranean.

An Organized Bathing Spot

Rows of thatched straw umbrellas and wooden sunloungers mark this as a well-tended stretch of coast, complete with a lifebuoy station and a boardwalk gate leading down to the sand. It is a family-friendly shore where bathers wade far out across the flat, sheltered shallows.

Facing the Gulf of Asinara

Beyond the surf, the view reaches across the Gulf of Asinara toward the distant hills and headlands of the Nurra coastline. This is the same protected stretch of sea that shelters the renowned white beaches of the Stintino peninsula, at the far northwestern tip of Sardinia.

Northwest Sardinia at a Glance

Set within the Province of Sassari, Le Saline is a favourite of travellers drawn to Sardinia's Caribbean-like coastal colours. The live view offers a constant window onto the shifting tides, drifting clouds and unhurried beach life that define this celebrated corner of the island.