Spiaggia di Portu Raffa

Two small coves that can be reached via a path that is steep at times and requires shoes with good grip (but whoever was with me successfully tackled it in flip-flops). The path starts from the nearby rest area of ​​the provincial road (it can accommodate a maximum of 5/6 cars and this guarantees no crowding). You will immediately find a chain and a rusty gate which, once passed, will take you to a small road that reaches an abandoned house. From there the path has two slightly steep sections and you then reach the stream which you will have to cross to get to the first small beach. Be careful there is a second beach, on the left, which can be reached through a small cave. Let's say that the final part of the path is perhaps the one that requires greater agility. In any case, once you have made the descent, you will find yourself in a spectacular, quiet bay, with clear and wonderful sea, overlooking the stacks. Mask and fins absolutely recommended.

You have to park in the parking area on the road to Nebida, once you reach a gate of an uninhabited house you enter a downhill path that leads to the beach, the path is a little difficult to walk in slippers, with shoes it is more simple, but the hard walk is worth the beauty of the place, it is a small beach with clear water surrounded by caves both on the sea and on the beach. You have to be careful of the wind, it is very dangerous when the sea is rough.

It is a small cove at the bottom of a steep path and completely exposed to the sun. To take the path, leave the car on the street parking (marked on Maps, space for 4-5 cars), go through a gate that leads to a house (uninhabited but very beautiful) and start going down. Adequate shoes are necessary and you should avoid the hottest hours, but once you reach the bottom the sea will repay the descent. The beach is very small but there is a tunnel in the rock that leads to another beach next to it. Usually deserted because it is quite unknown

Portu Raffa; One of the coves that characterize the Nebidese coast, probably the most scenic and wild. Getting there is relatively simple, on foot following the Cinque Faraglioni path, or by sea. The show is unique! There is a cave that gives access to a second cove.

Splendid view 💗 but we didn't get to the beach, which was a bit far away. The route is quite steep.