THE BELT
La Cinta is the most famous and popular beach in San Teodoro. Located on the northern outskirts of the town, is easily reached by way of the Tyrrhenian and Gramsci.
The beach is characterized by a fine white sand, stretches with a curved shape for about 4.5 km. A narrow strip of land rich in dense vegetation separates the waters of the lagoon.
The Cinta is the ideal place for healthy walks, the most northern part, in fact, between the sea and the lagoon, has natural features of great interest both in terms of wildlife, both with respect to the flora. In the terminal area, near the mouth of the lagoon through which communicates with the sea, lies the grove of tall and dense juniper, juniper, large patches of mastic and rosemary. From the shore you can see birds on the tin (flamingos, cormorants, gulls, ducks, herons, etc..) and closed the nearby picturesque fishing.
CALA D'AMBRA
The beach of Cala d'Ambra is from the center of the country, taking Via Cala d'Ambra, a Avenue approximately 500 m long equipped with benches and flower beds to stop. Close dell'Arenile rise hotels, dining and entertainment. The beach consists of pebbles. The left side of the clearing near the shore was called Lu Calboni, since there was a deposit of coal from Monte Nieddu.
Isuledda
The Isuledda is located near a pond (dry in summer) and protected from the north tip of the same name. Dell'Isuledda The beach is accessible from downtown by taking away asphodels, Porto Ottiolu direction, along the road for about 250 m, should then turn left onto a dirt road, continue for about 1 km.
The beach has fine white sand and also protect scenic cliffs by the waves.
PUNTALDIA
Partendo da San Teodoro prendere la SS 125 in direzione Olbia, dopo aver percorso circa 4,5 km si arriva alla frazione Lu Fraili, dove sulla destra si trova l'incrocio per Puntàldia. Seguire le indicazioni per Puntàldia e arrivando nella rotonda all'interno del villaggio seguire le indicazioni per la spiaggia. La spiaggia è la continuazione della spiaggia della Cinta, separata solo dall'imbocco della laguna, La Foca.
Il porto di Puntàldia con i suoi 400 posti barca è uno dei porti più importanti della costa orientale, sempre nei pressi è ubicato a nine-hole golf course that is the setting for this beautiful peninsula overlooking the bay of San Teodoro.
LU Impostu
Starting from San Teodoro, take the SS 125 Olbia, after about 4.5 km you reach the village Lu Fraili, where the crossroad is on the right to Puntaldia - Lu Impostu, going straight for about 2 km you reach the beach of Lu Impostu.
We can define a small "Cinta", with white sand and shallow and regular. It ends with a ridge of rocks and small coves where there is a path that leads along the sea beach Brandinchi.
CALA Brandinchi
Starting from San Teodoro, take the SS 125 Olbia, after about 4.5 km you reach the village Fraili Lu, once past this town after about 2 km take the turning for Coda Cavallo, 2 km after the junction you come to a green pine forest, turn right onto a dirt road, where is the entrance to the parking lot, here you get to Cala Brandinchi.
CAPO CODA CAVALLO
Starting from San Teodoro, take the SS 125 Olbia, after about 4.5 km you reach the village Fraili Lu, once passed this village and after about 2 km you take the junction Coda Cavallo, after about 4.5 km on the left is the entrance to the dirt road leading to the parking lot of the beach. From here you can admire the splendid panorama of the islands and the island and Tavolara Molara del Forno (Island of Lu Furru) can also be reached by swimming.
beach with white sand, protected by dunes on which grow junipers.
Capo Coda Cavallo has always been a point of reference for sailors and for the people of the earth. The headland and bays full of joints, stretching with its unmistakable profile of the sea and overlooking the stretch of coast from Capo Figari north to south to Cape Comino
About 1 km before arriving on the beach of Coda Cavallo is the small Cala Suaraccia: protected by two rocky headlands, the beach is surrounded by dense vegetation of juniper and pine trees.
PUNTA MOLARA
Continuing on the SS 125 to Olbia you arrive at the village of Montipitrosu, after 1 km turn right, keeping to the left you reach Punta Molara, while on the right you will arrive at Juniper Cove. Punta Molara is a window on the sea of \u200b\u200bTavolara, nestled in a picturesque landscape of rocks and Mediterranean vegetation. This area is topped by
Punta Montipitròsu, a granite top small but dominant height, from which the eye can see most of the marine park and goes beyond Capo Figari and the mountains of the Costa Smeralda to the east and north Limbara - West. In the more wooded Punta Molara lies the garden of the Mediterranean.
CALA Ghjlgolu
Continuing on the SS 125 to Olbia you arrive at the village of Montipitrosu on the right are the signs to Cala Ghjlgolu, holding the left leads to the inlet. The beach
describes an arc protected by headlands, close to the cove lies the small pond of Ghjlgolu frequented by herons, cormorants, ducks and other birds.
In this stretch of coastline full of coves and gorges overlooking the sea a number of pink granite rocks. These rocks are the result of erosion of wind and rain and gave the territory zoomorphic forms such as the famous "Turtle", twice offense and decapitated, or "Gallo di Gallura, also called" the Inquisitor " or even "Melancholy."
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