Spiaggia di Cala Fuili

Splendid beach it is absolutely stunning, the water is turquoise and crystal clear. There are fish of all kinds and they are curious and crowd around you. The beach itself is made of smooth rounded pebbles. You can park on the side of the road but WARNING there is a 100 euro fine if you park and cross the white line, we saw many cars that had a fine. From the road it is a moderate hike down stone steps not recommended for strollers. We recommend it to anyone. Cheers.

There is a little hike till you reach the beach, also the parking is not enough for all the cars so you would probably have to park away from the starting point soo be prepared for a 10 min hike. The beach is really cute and it's mostly famous for the climbers as there are plenty of rocks to be climbed. There is no sand, it's mostly rocks.

Beautiful beach. Easy to reach with stairs. The beach has less sand and more stones but we liked it a lot. Be careful to not park over the white lines of the street. They fined the entire street. We parked around 10 min away and everything was fine

Beautify cliffs and a starting point for the hikes to Cala Luna and the other bays on the way. ⚠️Be careful that you stay within the white sidelines of the road when parking, otherwise you will get fined, as there is police there almost every day. In the main season parking opportunities get more sparse as the day go on and you will have to walk up to two kilometers to the beach if you get there late

Cala Fuili is a stunning beach and one of the most beautiful spots I visited near Cala Gonone. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with a peaceful, natural atmosphere. Getting there is quite easy — you can reach it by car, take a taxi from Cala Gonone for about €5 per person, or even walk if you enjoy a scenic route. The walk is especially rewarding, offering gorgeous views along the way. Highly recommended for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking for a quiet, picturesque escape.

Park carefully away from the road lines or the polizia will fine you E42. A very steep 162m decline with handrails to a white pebbly beach. Lots of options for rock climbing, hiking on to Cala Luna or SUP if you carry it in with you. No facilities- take everything in & out with you. In May it was easy to find a spot to lie on our towels. Climbing out was easier than the decline in.

Amazing hidden beach, good for sun bathe and swimming. Also a Little Rock jumping ;). But a beach rocky so you NEED a flip flop or a water shoes

Beautiful beach. If you are good in swimming/ snorkeling, I recommend you to turn right and swim a little bit further to see some small caves and rock formations. The beach itself is very crowded, if you are parking the car on the street- be aware to watch the lines as we saw multiple cars with fine tickets. There is also a hiking path that finishes on the beach.