Porto Cogolidus is a small Sardinian inlet with a simple shoreline and patches of sand mixed with weed. It suits a low-key stop for a swim and a break from the open coast, with rock edges that frame the cove. Read more
On land, expect short trails through maquis to viewpoints above the bay. The nearby villages are small and seasonal, but you can still find a restaurant serving local fish and a few basics before heading back to the water.
