Cala Sisine
Cala Sisine sits at the end of a long valley where the mountains of Ogliastra meet the Gulf of Orosei, making it one of the more dramatically set bays on Sardinia's eastern coast. The beach itself is pebbly rather than sandy, but those big smooth stones are exactly what keeps the water impossibly clear and blue. It's remote enough that you'll need to arrive by boat or hike down through the gorge, which keeps the crowds manageable. Not the softest beach to lounge on, but the raw, unspoilt scenery more than makes up for it.
Based on AIS data
quiet → busy
Marinas and anchorages near Cala Sisine · times are dock to dock
Popular Times
Boats arriving and leaving, by local hour — the hours the quay is actually working.
- Busiest on Tuesdays
- Busiest around 16:00 — boats coming and going
- Half the boats that stop here have arrived by 13:00
- 50% of visits are overnight
- Typical stay: ~9h
Plan a Passage
Popular
18 legs boats have actually been recorded sailing.
How busy is it?
typically 8th busiest of 24 nearby spots across the year