Badesi
Badesi is a small, lively, sun-kissed locality facing on to the Gulf of Asinara, set in Northern Sardinia’s coast, marked by jagged red rocks, caves and stretches of sandy beach. Beyond a stretch of dunes clothed in juniper and lentisk lies its beach – a long ribbon of white sand several km long, divided into various individual stretches, each with its own name: from north to south they will take your breath away - Li Junchi, Li Feruli, Li Mindi and finally Lu Polti Biancu. But its true fascination lies in the surrounding region: it is an excellent starting point for trips to nearby centres such as Castelsardo and the Costa Paradiso, passing through charming Stintino up to Santa Teresa di Gallura, to the north. So a venue offering a blend of sea and unspoilt nature, unrivalled recipes and ancient traditions.
What to see in Badesi
The beach of Badesi
The remains of the Nuraghe Naragu
Stintino
Castelsardo and Costa Paradiso
Where to sleep in Badesi
To leave the frenzied city life behind you and enjoy great views over the sea, choose one of the well-equipped stylish resorts along the coast – let yourself be pampered without stress, taking full advantage of the many Spas and wellness centres.
When to visit Badesi
In July and August when the mean temperature is about 25°C, if you want to enjoy the sea and beaches of the area; June and September also offer some great days for swims, but in a more intimate atmosphere.
