Liscia di Vacca: Rocks, Mediterranean Scrub and Turquoise Water

Between Rocks, Mediterranean Scrub and Turquoise Water

Those looking for a holiday apartment in Liscia di Vacca will find a place on the Costa Smeralda with a distinctive landscape: the houses are set among rocks, while Mediterranean scrub characterises the surrounding area. Turquoise water is just as much part of its character as views of part of the Costa Smeralda and the Maddalena Archipelago. Monte Moro shapes the landscape in the background. When choosing your accommodation, the question is therefore not only where to stay, but also whether the sea, rocky landscape and expansive views match the focus you want for your holiday.

Beach and Routes to the Water

Liscia di Vacca Beach combines a bathing atmosphere with practical amenities. There is a jetty for mooring some boats, and sun loungers and parasols are also available for hire. A bar and a small range of food and drinks round off your time by the water. The beach can be reached by Lu Pustali as far as the Liscia di Vacca stop; from there, a longer stretch continues on foot. Nearby Pitrizza Beach is small and sandy. Its very white sand and emerald-green water create a distinctive accent in the coastal landscape.

SUP, Kayaking and Other Water Sports

The calm, warm waters of the Bay of Liscia di Vacca are suitable for stand-up paddling. Standard SUP, pedal SUP and electric SUP are available. Single, double and triple kayaks can be hired at the jetty of the Pitrizza Hotel; the minimum rental period is one hour. At the Molo of the Pitrizza Hotel, Costa Smeralda Luxury Sport provides canoe and kayak options as well as other water sports. In addition, Liscia di Vacca has a dinghy rental point operated by Noleggio Gommoni Services in Coast. This allows you to include peaceful hours of paddling and different boating experiences in your personal daily plans.

Church, Festival and Traces of the Past

Liscia di Vacca is considered one of the historic centres of the Costa Smeralda. The residents built the church dedicated to Madonna di Bonaria on a hill overlooking the sea. The date of the Madonna di Bonaria patronal festival is 31 May at 7 p.m. Conca di Frati Marraca is also one of the area's notable historical references: smugglers used it to hide goods brought in from Corsica. Between the coast, the church and this history, the townscape extends beyond a purely beachside setting.

Connections for Exploring the Region

The Rosa line operated by Lu Pustali connects Liscia di Vacca with Arzachena, Cannigione, Baja Sardinia, Porto Cervo, Abbiadori, Santa Teresina and Monticanaglia. This connection may be useful when planning your stay if you would like to include other places in the surrounding area in addition to the beaches and water sports. When choosing a holiday apartment or holiday house, it is therefore worth weighing your priorities between the coast, landscape, culture and regional connections.

Other Destinations in the Region

For further orientation, Berchidda, San Pietro, Porto Pollo, Costa Coralina, Tempio Pausania, Mucchi Bianchi, Bortigiadas and Abbiadori are also available to you.

For the higher-level travel overview: Olbia-Tempio.