Cala Sisine
A cathedral of white limestone 200 metres wide, framed by a forest of centuries-old
holm oaks that reach almost to the water's edge. The "mouth" of the Sisine canyon creates a
unique setting: the 500-metre-high rock walls open like a curtain onto the sea.
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Trailhead (GPS)
Practical Information
Frequently Asked Questions about Cala Sisine
Essential answers to help you plan your visit smoothly.
How do you get to Cala Sisine and what is the difficulty?
Cala Sisine in Baunei features an access trail rated as "Moderate" with an estimated duration of 1h 30min on foot / 20min by boat. The trailhead is located at GPS coordinates 40.0898°N, 9.5958°E.
What is the best time of day to visit Cala Sisine?
The ideal months are from May to October. Beaches along this Ogliastra coastline face East: they receive morning sunshine and brilliant sea colors (~21°C average sea temperature), while many rocky coves offer welcome natural cliff shade during the mid-to-late afternoon.
What should I pack for visiting Cala Sisine?
Sturdy closed walking shoes for the access path, water shoes for pebble beaches, ample drinking water (at least 1.5L per person), sun protection, and a trash bag to pack out all waste (Leave No Trace).