Where to anchor in Sardinian anchorages
A stunning anchorage near the port of Teulada—one of the wonders of the southern seas, characterized by kilometers upon kilometers of unspoiled nature— the Piscinnì anchorage is truly enchanting. With a sandy seabed and a postcard-perfect view—not only of the sea but also of the flora and fauna on land—it’s not uncommon to see cows grazing in the morning and then watching them relax, undisturbed, as they enjoy the sun and the sound of the sea.
The Rada di Piscinnì offers shelter from the grecale and the scirocco; the seabed is deep, and the surrounding area features a variety of landscapes, ranging from the fine, white sand typical of Sardinia to towering granite cliffs. For lovers of unspoiled Sardinia, it remains one of the ideal coves, characterized by its wild and secluded natural beauty.
