Torre di Barì Beach

 

A rocky headland on which stands a Spanish tower divides it into two parts, in the post-war period it was visited by men and women separately: the north part, yellow-ochre-colored sand similar to rice, was once called "Mari de is ominis" (sea of men) and the south part, gray pebbles and fine sand, was instead called "Mari de is femunas" (sea of women).