Cala Luna has something special, something intangible and mysterious; a king of magnetism that is impossible to define in words. It is a place that must be experienced in silence, listening to the sound of the waves and the seagulls, while the sun warms up one’s face and body. Anyone would love to live on such a fascinating piece of Paradise.

Along the path that leads to this unpolluted and remote beach, our experienced guides will allow you to discover Sardinian thriving nature and history. We love Cala Luna and are positive you too will be inspired by its beauty. It should not be a surprise to discover that its enormous caves have been home to so many animals and humans over the course of history.

The beach is located along the coast of the Gulf of Orosei, renowned for its inaccessible and beautiful coves. Cala Luna is the beach at the end of the Elune river and is locked between an emerald lagoon and the crystalline sea waters. Five colossal caves adorn the sand stretch, offering a shady retreat during the hot summer days.

Our paths to Cala Luna

There are mainly two ways to walk to Cala Luna, both in the area of Cala Gonone.

The first and most beautiful path to Cala Luna starts from the woods above the town. It has the most vertical gain but the view is a thousand times more beautiful than the other. The only downside, it takes 30 minutes to drive on a narrow cemented road from Cala Gonone. Returning from the beach takes about 2 hours walking a gently rising uphill, with no overtly difficult passages.

The second, and most popular path to Cala Luna, starts from the beach of Fuili, in Cala Gonone. The starting point is located only 2 kilometers from town, at the end of a tarmacked road. It takes almost 2 hours walking on an uneven but fairly easy path. This is the easiest path, as it has very little vertical gain. Once at the beach we will relax and possibly enjoy swimming. The return journey will be on the same path. If participants want to, they can return with the 6 pm boat, but that price is not included.

Walking time: 4h
Total time: 6h
Length: 9km
Difficulty: medium
Elevation Gain: +150