About Spiaggia di Simius
Simius beach (Spiaggia di Simius) is located east of Campulongu beach, just over 2 kilometers from Villasimius village, in front of the little village of Simius. Looking out over both the Porto Giunco bay area with its ancient Torre di Porto Giunco standing tall on the peninsula, and the lighthouse on Isola dei Cavoli, Simius beach is over 2 kilometers long and over 50 meters wide in some places. Its surroundings are beautiful and rather diverse, most notably featuring the Stagno Notteri – a pond where flamingos come to breed – to the south of Simius Beach. Since the waters near Simius beach are crowded with fish, snorkelling is quite popular here. Simius beach gets crowded during high season, but during the months of April, May, September and October the beach can almost be deserted. A good place for joggers and people who enjoy long walks. The urban area of Villasimius offers plenty of hotels, restaurants, shops and campings nearby.
How To Get To Spiaggia di Simius
From Cagliari, it will take you about an hour to get to the Simius village by car. Take the SP 17 to Villasimius along the coastal area of south-east Sardinia. Once near Villasimius, keep heading south-west towards the village of Simius.
Map
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