Holidays in Sardinia-Costa Smeralda-Arzachena-Cala Liscia Ruja

The extraordinary Cala Liscia Ruja1 Cala Liscia Ruja 2 0 the extraordinary is situated along the north eastern coast of Sardinia, which is along that stretch of coast, which is probably the best known of Sardinia: Costa Smeralda Surrounded by green Mediterranean vegetation, is inserted into the wider Cala di Volpe Bay opposite the islets of Mortorio and Soffi, closed rooms and, in the distance, Capriccioli beaches
This is a beautiful beach of fine sand and amber, which stretches for about 500 meters, Crescent-shaped, with subtle shades of pink along the shore The emerald green sea, blue has extraordinary nuances that characterize the waters, clear and transparent, the whole area The sandy seabed gets deeper as soon as you move away from the shore
This beach is adorned with a thick and fragrant Mediterranean vegetation that surrounds the back Cistus shrubs, Arbutus and Myrtle scatter characteristic aroma in the air while ginepri is stretching on the beach almost to touch the water White wild lilies and flowering plants add an extra splash of color to an already perfect! The surrounding landscape is very impressive, especially in low season, when not yet been stormed by medium and large vessels that prevent the view space, freely, to the horizon
The beach of Liscia Ruja is also known as the Long Beach 1 2 because it is the biggest beach of the Costa Smeralda In fact it must be said that, this beach has a succession of coves and bays, separated by granite rocks and bushes of Mediterranean
A promontory separating the Liscia Ruja Beach from small 1 clove 2 Sandy Cala Petra Ruja, bordered by red rocks, as its name suggests (Petra Ruja means red stone), which stretch up to dive gently into these wonderful waters This Cove contains the natural characteristics of the larger beach and being completely free from lidos, saves a little more savage in the area

3 directions: 14 Cala Liscia Ruja, can be reached from SP 94 at the crossroads to Cala di Volpe, turn right and immediately right again Later, past the intersection of Portisco, turn right and walk for about 1500 meters, a dirt road (sometimes a little rough road so not recommended for those with a low car) In summer the traffic on this stretch of road is controlled by a cross rail

3 services: 15 ample parking, catering facilities, beach equipped with umbrellas and deck chairs rental Pedal boat, inflatable boats and jet skis Very crowded in high season is ideal for families with children, young people, divers and snorkelers

3 trivia: 16 on the beach of Liscia Ruja, every August, there is a large and busy party
5 this beach is also frequented by VIPs so it can happen to have as neighbors of towel, more or less famous characters with paparazzi in tow

17 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach??
For a free quotation or simply for information 18 click here!! 19Long Beach Why is the biggest beach of the Costa Smeralda. In fact it must be said that, this beach has a succession of coves and bays, separated by granite rocks and bushes of Mediterranean.
A promontory separating the Liscia Ruja Beach from the small Cala Petra Ruja, a twist of sand bordered by red rocks, as its name suggests (Petra Ruja means red stone), which stretch up to dive gently into these waters. This Cove contains the natural characteristics of the larger beach and being completely free from lidos, saves a little more savage in the area

How to get there:
The beach of Cala Liscia Ruja, can be reached from S.P. 94. at the crossroads to Cala di Volpe, turn right and immediately right again. Later, past the intersection of Portisco, turn right and walk for about 1500 meters, a dirt road (sometimes a little rough road so not recommended for those with a low car). In summer the traffic on this stretch of road is controlled by a cross rail.

Services:
ample parking, catering facilities, beach equipped with deck chairs and sunshades. Pedal boat, inflatable boats and jet skis. Very crowded in high season is ideal for families with children, young people, divers and snorkelers

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