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Beaches of La Maddalena<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n

On our last trip to Sardinia, and specifically to the north-east, we dedicated a day to visiting La Maddalena<\/a><\/span>. Actually, our intention was to visit part of thearcipelago<\/span> including the island of Budelli<\/span>but the sea conditions and the strong mistral wind blowing at 30 knots<\/span> limited our visit to the main island, the island of Caprera and the small Giardinelli Island<\/span>all accessible by car.<\/p>\n\n

The beaches of La Maddalena<\/h2>\n\n

The first thing I can say about Isola della Maddalena<\/strong> is forget about driving straight to the beach: at best you will have to walk a few hundred metres. There are an untold number of coves, views and dream beaches, all of which will thrill you with their colours.<\/p>\n\n

In each of the renowned beaches there is also a refreshment point or a small restaurant, but my advice is to stop immediately after landing in the village to buy water and some sandwiches to take with you.<\/p>\n\n

To make sure you are not mistaken the information point can give you further suggestions and provide you with the map of the island, but in essence there is only a very scenic road that goes around the island of Magdalena with a total length of 20 kilometres from which you can reach all the beaches of La Maddalena.<\/p>\n\n

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La Maddalena beaches – island of La Maddalena<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n

Choose the beaches of La Maddalena according to the wind conditions<\/h3>\n\n

THearcipelago<\/span> of the Maddalena or arcipelago delle Maddalene<\/strong> is almost always windswept, and in our case an annoying 30-knot mistral was blowing on the west side of the island, so we only visited the most popular coves on that side, and then left for the Maddalena beaches of Lower Trinit\u00e0 and then Testa di Polpo<\/span>.<\/p>\n\n

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Punta Tegge – maddalena beaches<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n
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Punta Tegge<\/h2>\n\n

Leaving the village in a clockwise direction, there is a single road that runs through the entire island called the Panoramica. After about a kilometre along the road leading to Nido d’Aquila, one arrives at Punta Tegge<\/span><\/strong>, which, in addition to the quiet little beach, offers a beautiful granite cliff overlooking the island of Spargi.<\/p>\n\n