A wonderful natural spectacle in the heart of southeastern Sardinia—this is Capo Boi. If you’re on vacation in Villasimius, it’s a must-visit destination!
Do you feel like a boat trip? Are you vacationing in southeastern Sardinia and curious about Capo Boi?
Head to the tourist harbor of Villasimius. If you don’t have your own boat, rely on one of the many sea excursion services available at the docks. Once you reach your destination, a breathtaking view will unfold before your eyes: a rocky promontory covered in dense vegetation, surrounded by hidden coves and pristine white sand beaches. Rocks gradually slope into the crystal-clear, blue waters typical of Sardinia
How to Reach Capo Boi
Taking Provincial Road 17 from Cagliari towards Villasimius, after about 35 kilometers, you’ll find another gem of the southeastern Sardinian coast: Capo Boi. A promontory with a rocky seabed of various sizes, located in the Gulf of Cagliari, east of the city, between Solanas and Porto Sa Ruxi. Its many beaches and coves can be reached by private boat or via excursion services departing from the port of Villasimius.
Capo Boi: Sardinia Seen from the Sea
One never gets used to the beauty of Sardinia, and Capo Boi is proof of that. Arriving by boat from the Villasimius tourist harbor, the natural spectacle of this corner of paradise is unparalleled:
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The Beaches: The promontory is framed by pristine white sand beaches and more hidden rocky coves.
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The Sea: The water is crystal-clear, typical of Sardinia, with colors ranging from emerald green to turquoise. The waters around this stunning promontory are part of the Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area, which safeguards the rich ecosystem of flora and fauna.
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The Vegetation: The promontories and cliffs of Capo Boi are covered with dense vegetation, featuring all the typical species of Mediterranean scrub.
Overlooking this corner of Sardinia stands the Torre di Capo Boi, one of the many Spanish watchtowers built to defend the coasts from Saracen attacks.
Breathtaking Capo Boi
Capo Boi and southern Sardinia never cease to amaze. Every kilometer reveals a different and always spectacular scene.
Thanks to the pristine sea, rich in protected species; the coastline, shaped by wind and waves into countless forms, offering a panorama unlike any other; and the vegetation, rich in endemic species such as myrtle, juniper, and eucalyptus—Sardinia is the ideal place for a relaxing holiday.
Beyond enjoying the sun and sea, essential elements of any vacation, it’s worth leaving your sunbed to explore an island whose natural and scenic landscapes will leave you absolutely breathless.
