Introduction to La Caletta

La Caletta was originally a little village on the North Eastern coast of Sardinia, which extended through the age and became the mainly tourist village as we know it now. It was ideally situated to adapt itself to the increasing number of people visiting the Sardinian coasts to admire the sea and the typical landscape.
La Caletta has not the statute of a city, but is run as part of the municipality of Posada in Siniscola.

It has many attributes such as its three beaches which are situated among pinewoods, two of which, the “northern beach” and the "southern beach" are about four kilometres long. There is also a large harbour from where you may rent a boat or go sightseeing with organised tours, etc.

The sea is not the only attraction for the tourist as "Monte Longu"is nearby from which if you climb to the top  you will be able to enjoy a beautiful unique view… But this is not the end! you will be able to have a walk through the town (part closed to the traffic) where it is possible to enjoy the ristorantes and bars or buy until late in the evening every kind of product including those typical to the region  such as the famous "torrone di Tonara" (nougat) exported all over the world.  There are also from time to time various artistic plays, open air exhibitions and traditional folk dancing organised by the town.

If you do not know yet where "La Caletta" is, the pictures here below may help you; to make them bigger, just click.

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