Spiaggia Mugoni, Alghero
Spiaggia Mugoni is one of the finest and most popular beaches on the Coral Riviera in Alghero, with crystal clear water and fine white sand.
Spiaggia Mugoni is one of the finest and most popular beaches on the Coral Riviera in Alghero, with crystal clear water and fine white sand. It is lined with several lounges, bars and restaurants for relaxing. There are surfing and boating facilities as well.
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Spiaggia Mugoni and Nearby Sights on Map
Torre del Porticciolo
The Torre del Porticciolo was built in the 16thcentury on a hillside as a watch tower to guard the Porto Conte
Nuraghe Palmavera
The Nuraghe Palmavera is an archaeological site with the ruins of a 3500 year old Nuraghic village, built in various phases during the Bronze Age and Iron Age
Porto Ferro Beach
The Porto Ferro Beach lies at northern end of the Coral Riviera, adjoining a stretch of lush pine forest
Azienda Agricola Leda d'Ittiri
The Wine Resort Ittiri of Leda has a 44 acre estate on the foothills of Monte Doglia in the Natural Park of Porto Conte with vineyards and olive groves surrounding an old farmhouse
Torre della Pegna
The Torre della Pegna is an Aragonese tower built on a 200 metre high steep cliff near Capo Caccia, offering breathtaking views over the Bay of Porto Conte, Monte Timidone, Prigionette Forest, and Punta Cristallo
Lazzaretto Beach
The Lazzaretto Beach on the Riviera del Corallo in north-west Alghero is a breathtaking beach with golden sands and good surf
Le Ragnatele
Le Ragnatele is an outdoor adventure park open in March – October, offering different track courses aimed at both adults and children for a fun and challenging day out
Bombarde Beach
Half a kilometre to the east of Lazaretto Beach lies the tiny but perfect La Bombarde beach, with fine white sands and crystal clear waters, with lush Mediterranean pine forests in the background
Neptune's Grotto
Neptune's Grotto is a limestone cave complex in the Capo Caccia cliffs of Sardinia with stunning geological formations created over thousands of years
Capo Caccia
Capo Caccia's craggy limestone cliffs steeply dropping into the azure Mediterranean Sea present a breathtaking sight as you sail or drive in the area