An amazing place for surfing is the beautiful Baia di Chia, located in the south of the island. Baia di Chia is a coastal area that is also a village, part of the municipality of Domus de Maria.

The beaches of Baia di Chia are among the five most beautiful beaches in the world, so surfing here will be a heavenly delight. Along the coast to the west you cross the beaches of Sa Tuerra, Porto Campana, Spiaggia de su Sali, and Su Giudeu is the most beautiful of all. Also called Spiaggia de s'Abba Durci (Freshwater Beach), it is a long stretch of white sand surrounded by high dunes covered with centuries-old junipers, which with their shapes create a particularly suggestive landscape.

On the back of this stretch of coast is the pond of Spartivento, precious natural oasis habitat of many animal species. In front of the beach of Su Giudeu, a short distance from the shore, there is an islet easily accessible for the shallow seabed that separates it from the mainland.

In the westernmost part of this stretch of coast is the beach of Cala Cipolla. Reachable only on foot, it extends into a small sheltered cove enclosed by a rocky promontory that separates it from the larger coastline. From Cala Cipolla a panoramic path allows you to reach the Lighthouse of Capo Spartivento (Il Faro di Capo Spartivento), from the top of which you can admire the entire southern coast of Sulcis.

Ideal for professional and novice surfers spot Buggerru. It is located in the south-west of Sardinia.

In the surroundings of the village there is a picturesque stretch of coast, bordered to the north by Capo Pecora and Portixeddu. To the south, two kilometers from the village, there is the beautiful cove of Cala Domestica, a jewel set among limestone cliffs. In front, there is a sea among the most beautiful in Sardinia. To the right of the port, buggerru Beach emerges, soft sand washed by the blue sea. To the north you will find the sand dunes of San Nicolo, behind which stands a lush pine forest.

A deep bay welcome a long and beautiful sandy descent, northern end of the Riviera del Corallo, in the northwestern coast of Sardinia.

A crescent of sand two kilometers long nestled between the marine protected area of Capo Caccia and Capo dell'Argentiera. The beautiful and deep bay of Porto Ferro is the northern limit of the Riviera del Corallo, a coastal enclave of Sassari, twenty kilometers from Alghero.

Inside it "protects" one of the widest beaches of the impervious coast of Nurra, as well as chosen among the most beautiful in Sardinia by the Touring Club Italia, and more "sustainable" by the Foundation for Environmental Education, awarded the Blue Flag in the three-year period 2016-2018.
The seabed slopes gently from the shore, frequent wind and high waves make it a destination for surfing.

At the northern tip of Sardinia there is a large beach of rare beauty - Rena Majori. There is soft white sand, crystal clear water and a diverse seabed. This is one of the favorite places of Gallura.

It is located in the almost eponymous resort of Rena Majori, on the territory of Aglientu, an integral part of the naturalistic section of the Monti Russu.

The coastline is broken by the mouths of rio Cantaru and rio Ciuchesa, which "cut" the sand tongue, dividing it into three parts and making the shoreline even more impressive, rarely very crowded. Behind, a vast pine forest shelters from the wind and is a relaxing refuge on sultry days.

Rena Majori is just 8 kilometers from Santa Teresa Gallura and its "citizen" paradise, The Rena Bianca, a 700-meter cove, with a shallow seabed and soft, white sand, with clear sea with dazzling colors.