Marina di Castelsardo Porto

Surrounding Area – Castelsardo

Castelsardo and its Territory

Discover the Castelsardo Surrounding Area and areas of interest in Anglona

Informazioni Marina di Castelsardo

Castelsardo and its Territory

Castelsardo surronding area is the perfect stop in Northern Sardinia, where you can enjoy one of the most picturesque towns in the Mediterranean.
The Castelsardo Marina offers a secure and sheltered harbour in the heart of the Gulf of Asinara, with fully-equipped berths, a complete range of services and facilities, and immediate access to the town. Just a few minutes’ walk will put you amidst the narrow streets of the historic old town centre with its seafood restaurants, artisan’s workshops and panoramic sea-view terraces.
Whether you’re coming from Bonifacio, the Costa Smeralda, Asinara or the Balearic Islands, Castelsardo is excellent for a technical stopover and a delightful place for a break, offering refuelling, provisioning, relaxing on the dock and a different kind of evening spectacle, with the illuminated flood-lit castle dominating the port and town.
Include Castelsardo surrounding areas in your cruise itinerary:
an extra night here is worth the trip alone.

Stopping in Castelsardo means discovering a region rich in nature, history and extraordinary panoramas.

Amidst the intense scents of the Mediterranean macchia (typical vegetation) and views that suddenly open out to the sea, Monte Ossoni offers incredible sensations with every step. It is the perfect spot for those who love trekking, with a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Asinara.

Near the port, the coastline is full of coves with picturesque seabeds that are perfect for a peaceful anchorage.

The beaches of Lu Bagnu, with their golden sand and sea that changes from turquoise to deep blue, envelop you in an atmosphere of peace and beauty.

Located to the northwest via a convenient and particularly evocative route, Asinara Island can be easily accessed during a one-day trip, and is one of the closest and unmissable wonders for those who sail.
The Asinara National Park and Marine Protected Area is a concentration of uncontaminated nature, crystal-clear waters, quiet bays and a unique biodiversity, ranging from the famous white donkeys to the seabeds that are rich in marine life.

The most popular landing point for visitors is Cala Reale, the starting point for hiking trails, cycling routes, and guided tours to discover an island where silence reigns supreme and the landscape dominates.
For sailors, it’s the perfect destination for spending a day immersed in a pristine natural setting, ideal for snorkelling, swimming and enjoying absolute relaxation.


Adjacent to the Castelsardo area, the Foce del Coghinas SCI protected area is worth visiting, ideal for outdoor activities such as birdwatching, kayaking and hiking.
Continuing east, there are the Casteldoria Thermal Baths, a relaxing experience thanks to their naturally warm waters while a short distance away, the Doria Castle captivates visitors with its views of the Gulf of Asinara.
To the southwest lies the inland Romangia area, with the towns of Sorso and Sennori offering vineyards, hills and authentic traditions. Further west lies the capital Sassari, with its historic buildings and the Sanna Museum.