Santa Giusta beach

The coastline of Santa Giust consists of pure fine sand mixed with gravel and is surrounded by the Monte Archie massif. The mirror of the sea smooth sparkles with various color shades – from white to intense turquoise. Granite rock (Peppino) gleams in the sun, similar to a giant tortoise emerging from the sea. You can get to it by swimming or by boat. Smooth entry into the sea and shallow waters guarantee a safe vacation with children.

At the disposal of the beach guests are not only umbrellas and sun loungers, but also restaurants, cafes and a toilet. In the area of the beach there is no shortage of hotels, hotels and campsites. In the afternoon, many vacationers rush to the city of Santa Giusta, located a few kilometers from the beach. Its streets are dotted with shopping and entertainment venues: shops, cafes, pizzerias, night clubs, discos.

When is it better to go

The best time to visit Sardinia for a beach vacation is typically during the summer months, when the island's climate is at its most inviting. However, the ideal period can vary depending on your preferences for weather, crowds, and activities.

• June to August: This is the peak season for beachgoers. The weather is hot and sunny, perfect for swimming and sunbathing. However, these months also see the largest crowds and highest prices.
• May and September: For those seeking a balance between pleasant weather and fewer tourists, the shoulder months of May and September are ideal. The temperatures are warm but not scorching, and the sea remains comfortable for swimming.
• October to April: While off-season travel can offer solitude and lower prices, the weather is often too cool for traditional beach activities. However, this period is great for those interested in exploring Sardinia's cultural sites without the summer heat.

In conclusion, if a classic beach vacation is what you're after, aim for the period between late May and early September. For the warmest water and most vibrant beach life, July and August are your best bet, but be prepared for the crowds.