Baia delle Mimose Sardinia, 150 meters to the sea

Cozy 50m2 house in the Baia delle Mimose Village in Badesi.
Modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, veranda and outdoor shower.
Evening entertainment from June to September included.
Very long free beach with direct access from the village, just 3 minutes on foot.

Opened JUST from June to September:
- at 400 meters there are a bar, minimarket, ice cream bar, souvenir and clothing shop, pizzeria.
- Sports center (entrance €7/day) with swimming pool, basketball court, multipurpose court, mini golf, table tennis.

The house has a living room with kitchen equipped with dishes, induction hob, fridge with freezer, traditional oven, microwave oven, kettle and TV.
It has two bedrooms, one double and one with two single beds, both with their own wardrobe.
The bathroom, with window, is complete with sink, toilet, bidet, shower cubicle and washing machine.

In the two bedrooms and in the living room there is air conditioning (new air conditioning 05/2024) for cooling and heating.
There is a veranda equipped with table and chairs for 4 people, overlooking the living room and kitchen, therefore the ideal place to have your meals, looking at the wonderful Mediterranean scrub.
In front of the veranda, there is a small garden where you can relax, stretch out and take advantage of the comfortable outdoor shower when returning from the beach.

Sheets and towels can be supplied on site by the company that manages the cleaning, and only upon request and for a fee.

About the location

The nearest airports to Spiaggia della Baia delle Mimose are ALGHERO (AHO) and OLBIA (OLB).

Unlike the eastern side of Gallura, known for its numerous granite coves, the coastline of Badesi, marking the western edge of Gallura, offers a completely different landscape, with long, wide white beaches. One of the most striking and beautiful examples is Baia delle Mimose, stretching for a full 3 kilometers. It is bordered to the south by the mouth of the Coghinas River and seamlessly merges to the north with its "twin" beach, Li Junchi; both are easily accessible by any means.

"Baia delle Mimose" is surrounded by dunes covered with small junipers and sea roses, while the sand is pure white and the sea shimmers in shades of azure and emerald green. Thanks to the constant breeze, it’s a favorite spot for wind and kite surfers. Due to its size, it never feels overcrowded, even in peak season, making it perfect for relaxing in peace. Looking out to the sea, you can glimpse Isola Rossa in the distance to your right, and to your left, the profile of the Castelsardo promontory comes into view.

1. Beaches and Bays

Badesi Beach (Li Junchi): A long stretch of fine, white sand, popular among tourists for its crystal-clear water that ranges from turquoise to emerald green. It’s perfect for long walks and water sports like surfing and kitesurfing.
Baia delle Mimose: Located south of Li Junchi, this beach is famous for its dunes covered with juniper trees and clear waters. With a constant breeze, it’s ideal for water sports and offers peace and quiet even in the busy summer months.
Isola Rossa: A charming fishing village near Badesi, known for its striking red rocks, beautiful beaches like La Marinedda, and a small marina. It’s great for snorkeling and diving, thanks to its rich marine life and seabeds.

2. Natural Landscapes

Coghinas River: This river, the third longest in Sardinia, runs through the Badesi area, offering opportunities for kayaking and birdwatching. The Coghinas estuary is a unique natural area, perfect for discovering local plant and animal species.
Badesi Dunes: The large sand dunes behind Badesi’s beaches are spectacular for sunset walks and observing typical Mediterranean vegetation, including juniper and scrubland.

3. Historic Villages

Castelsardo: One of the most charming villages in Sardinia, located about 20 km from Badesi. Castelsardo has a well-preserved medieval historic center with narrow alleys and the picturesque Doria Castle, which houses the Museum of Mediterranean Weaving.
Tempio Pausania: A bit further inland in the Gallura region, this village is known for its granite buildings and historic churches. It’s also famous for its traditional cork production and Vermentino wine.

4. Cultural and Archaeological Attractions

Nuraghi and Domus de Janas: Across the Gallura area, including around Badesi, you’ll find several nuragic archaeological sites and “Giants’ Tombs,” remnants of the Nuragic civilization. Sites worth visiting include Nuraghe Majori and the tombs near Arzachena.
Museum of Mediterranean Weaving (Castelsardo): This museum hosts an extensive collection of woven objects, like baskets and utensils, showcasing Sardinia’s artisan traditions.

5. Vineyards and Wine Tasting

Vermentino di Gallura Wineries: The Badesi area is also known for producing Vermentino wine, a specialty of Gallura. Various local wineries offer tastings where you can enjoy fine wines paired with typical Sardinian products.

6. Events and Traditions

Sea Festival in Badesi: During the summer, Badesi hosts this festival celebrating maritime culture, featuring traditional events, local food, and music.
Vermentino Festival: A celebration of the local wine held in several towns in Gallura. It’s a great chance to dive into Sardinian culture and taste traditional flavors.

The Badesi area is perfect for those seeking a mix of sea, nature, culture, and local traditions, all set in the unique landscape of Sardinia’s Gallura region.

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