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Calamosca is an urban bay in the heart of Cagliari that offers a suggestive view of the Capo S. Elia lighthouse. Easily accessible from the city center, it creates a fascinating contrast between the lively urban landscape and the natural beauty of its tranquil waters.

The view of the historic lighthouse adds a touch of tradition to the modern landscape. The bay is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and practicing water sports such as kayaking and paddleboarding. Numerous cafes and restaurants nearby allow you to enjoy a meal while admiring the panorama.

The Sella del Diavolo (Devil's Saddle) is an iconic landmark of Cagliari, famous for its unique shape and legendary history. Part of Capo di S. Elia, it overlooks the Marina Piccola port and marks the western boundary of Poetto beach. On its summit are traces of Roman architecture and the remains of a 16th-century Aragonese tower.

The high limestone cliffs testify to its geological history, while the saddle-shaped morphology recalls ancient legends. A sought-after destination for hikers and nature lovers, it offers breathtaking views of the Gulf of Angels and hides small paradises of white sand and rocks at its feet.

The name "painted sea" perfectly describes this natural masterpiece. Located about twenty kilometers from Cagliari in the locality of Geremeas, it is the pearl of Quartu Sant'Elena, with a thousand shades of azure-emerald that contrast with the green of the hills.

The seabed is characterized by polished granite pebbles that give way to white sand. The crystalline waters allow you to admire the bottom dotted with rocks where sunlight creates suggestive plays of light. An ideal destination for spearfishing and diving, it offers a beach resort, equipment rental and a kiosk-bar.