Surf spots and live cams in Sardinia

• Capo Mannu San Vero Milis · Advanced · Reef break
  The most famous wave in Sardinia and one of the best in the Mediterranean: a powerful reef break off the rocky cape on the Sinis peninsula, with lefts and…
• Mini Capo San Vero Milis · Advanced · Reef break
  An A-frame over rock just east of Capo Mannu, in the bay of Mandriola.
• Sa Mesa Longa San Vero Milis · Intermediate · Reef break
  A long, flat table of reef north of Capo Mannu (its name means the long table).
• Is Benas San Vero Milis · Beginner · Beach break
  A wild beach in the Capo Mannu area, backed by dunes, with lefts and rights for every level.
• Is Arenas Narbolia · Beginner · Beach break
  A long sandy beach south of S'Archittu, backed by pine forest, with many peaks breaking left and right.
• S'Archittu Cuglieri · Intermediate · Reef break
  A very long, mellow right over rock, named after the natural stone arch nearby.
• San Giovanni di Sinis Cabras · Beginner · Beach break
  Peaks along the beach in front of San Giovanni di Sinis and the ruins of ancient Tharros, at the south end of the Sinis peninsula.
• Funtanazza Arbus · Intermediate · Reef break
  A right-hander on the north side of the bay of Funtanazza, on the wild Costa Verde.
• Piscinas Arbus · Intermediate · Beach break
  A huge beach backed by huge sand dunes, on the Costa Verde.
• Scivu Arbus · Intermediate · Beach break
  The south end of the long Costa Verde beach, surrounded by rocks and dunes.
• Buggerru Intermediate · Beach break
  The bay next to the harbour of the old mining village of Buggerru.
• Funtanamare Gonnesa · Beginner · Beach break
  A long beach near Iglesias, next to Porto Paglia, with a row of left and right peaks.
• Maresciallo Calasetta · Intermediate · Point break
  A right-hander over rocks near Calasetta, on the island of Sant'Antioco.
• Chia Domus de Maria · Beginner · Beach break
  Beach breaks in the white-sand bays of Chia on the south coast.
• Poetto Cagliari · Beginner · Beach break
  The 6 km city beach of Cagliari, with many peaks.
• Solanas Sinnai · Intermediate · Beach break
  A golden-sand bay east of Cagliari, called by locals the best beach break in Sardinia.
• Porto Giunco Villasimius · Beginner · Beach break
  A white-sand beach on the south-east tip of Sardinia, near Villasimius, with very clear water.
• Sant'Elmo Castiadas · Beginner · Beach break
  A bay on the south-east coast of Sardinia, sheltered from north winds by the ridge on its north side.
• La Speranza Alghero · Beginner · Beach break
  A beach break south of Alghero, on the coast road to Bosa.
• Porto Ferro Sassari · Beginner · Beach break
  A beautiful bay north of Alghero with beach-break peaks in the middle and a fine left over rocky reef on the south side.
• Badesi Beginner · Beach break
  A long sandy beach on the north coast, in the Gulf of Asinara, with peaks breaking left and right.
• Isola Rossa Trinità d'Agultu · Intermediate · Beach break
  Beach and reef breaks near the red granite islet of Isola Rossa on the north coast.
• Rena Majore Aglientu · Beginner · Beach break
  A row of peaks in front of the Rena Majore beach on the north coast, between Isola Rossa and Santa Teresa Gallura.
• Santa Reparata Santa Teresa Gallura · Intermediate · Beach break
  A bay just west of Santa Teresa Gallura on the northern tip of Sardinia.

Sardinia in the guides

• Surfing in January
  January is the heart of the Atlantic storm season. Thick wetsuits in the north, warm water in the Canaries, and powerful swells that wake up Nazaré, Mundaka, Thurso East and the island reefs.
• Surfing in March
  March is one of the most underrated months: winter-sized swells start to calm down, the days get long, and the line-ups are still empty from Brittany to Scotland. The water, though, is as cold as it gets, unless you head for the islands.
• Mediterranean storm surf
  Wide open to the maestrale, with Capo Mannu and the Sinis peninsula on the west coast, and Cagliari's Poetto for a south-easterly.