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Spalmatore is a long cove with sand and seagrass on the bottom, so it pays to find a clean patch before settling. The beach shelves gently, making it easy for swimming. Read more
The shore has granite formations and short paths to viewpoints across the archipelago. A walk along the coast reaches old military sites and quiet coves for a dip.
Shallow waters between 3-10 meters. Rocky and sandy seabed demands precise placement. The bay provides shelter from prevailing northeastern winds. Water is exceptional with an intricate underwater terrain. Porto di La Maddalena approximately 2 nautical miles south supplies essential maritime services.
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Shallow waters between 3-10 meters. Rocky and sandy seabed demands precise placement. The bay provides shelter from prevailing northeastern winds. Water is exceptional with an intricate underwater terrain. Porto di La Maddalena approximately 2 nautical miles south supplies essential maritime services.