La Pelosa Beach, located on the northwest tip of Capo Falcone and facing Isola Piana, is a picturesque strip of fine white sand. The beach’s name, ‘pelosa’ or ‘hairy,’ comes from the abundance of seaweed in the area. Turquoise waters, shallow enough to be knee-deep, gently lap the shore, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. An Aragonese watchtower stands sentinel, adding a touch of historical charm to the idyllic setting. Visitors can enjoy the soft sand underfoot, the crystal-clear water, and the striking view of the watchtower, making it a quintessential Sardinian experience.
La Pelosa Beach (Spiaggia la Pelosa)
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