Holiday apartment in S'Arena Scoada: beach, cliffs and surfing

S'Arena Scoada combines a distinctive beach with a striking coastal landscape and a variety of opportunities for active days. The fine golden sand is mixed with multicoloured quartz fragments and stones; in places, smooth rocks jut out. As a result, the beach is not a uniform expanse of sand, but a coastal area with varied structures.

Beach between sand, reef and cliffs

S'Arena Scoada beach stretches from Punta S'Incodina near the cliffs of Su Tingiosu to Putzu Idu. It is separated from Putzu Idu by a small reef. S'Architteddu is also located in the surrounding area, between high limestone and clay cliffs typical of this region. The cliff coast of Su Tingiosu extends for two kilometres and reaches a height of 25 metres.

S'Arena Scoada beach is wheelchair accessible. Bathers use the limestone rocks mixed with clay for cosmetic purposes and sand baths. Alongside a classic day at the beach, the striking rock formations are therefore also among the distinctive impressions of this stretch of coast.

Holiday apartment in S'Arena Scoada for varied days away

S'Arena Scoada is the main beach of the Is Benas Surf Club. The club's surf school offers lessons for all surfing levels. Each surf lesson includes a 15- to 20-minute warm-up and an introduction to water safety. The Is Benas Surf Club provides all the necessary technical surfing equipment. Those looking for a holiday apartment in S'Arena Scoada can therefore plan their stay around different interests: relaxing days at the beach, first experiences on a surfboard or more athletic activities.

Coastal path and nature observation

A coastal path begins at the pond and the fishing harbour behind it at Su Tingiosu and ends in S'Arena Scoada. It can be explored on foot or by bicycle. Cormorants live in the crevices of the cliffs at Su Tingiosu; in the late afternoon, birdwatchers can observe their return from their daily search for food. The path thus combines exercise and nature observation, without limiting a stay to swimming or surfing.

Getting there and choosing your location

The approach to S'Arena Scoada follows the SP 7 towards Putzu Idu and then continues along the SP 66 for approximately ten kilometres. Before Putzu Idu, turn left and follow the signs. When choosing accommodation, you can first consider which of these aspects should shape your stay: the beach with its sand, rocks and reef, surfing lessons, the coastal path or observing the cormorants. This makes it possible to tailor your search for a holiday apartment or holiday house to your preferred focus, without losing sight of the different opportunities the area offers.

Other destinations to include in your travel plans are Ghilarza, Riola Sardo, Bosa Marina, Zeddiani, San Vero Milis, Milis, San Giovanni Di Sinis and Ales.

For the broader travel overview: Oristano.