Cala Granara

Cala Granara and Isola Spargi are two of the seven islands that make up the renowned Archipelago of La Maddalena, in Italy. The Archipelago is well-known for its crystal-clear waters and unspoiled nature. Cala Granara is a small, cozy cove with yellowish sand, where it's possible to admire an amazing landscape with fragrant Mediterranean shrubs and the islands of Cala Santa Maria, Budelli, Spargi, Razzoli and Santa Maria. Isola Spargi is the largest of La Maddalena's islands and is home to rustic hidden coves, small beaches, and monumental granite rocks, offering spectacular views. With its untouched Mediterranean vegetation, Isola Spargi will take your breath away. Boating and kayaking are the best ways to explore the archipelago and see the various islands, coves, and bays. It's the perfect destination to enjoy some beautiful snorkeling and go fishing.

In general, La Maddalena and its Archipelago are fantastic locations for travelers and photographers alike, as the islands and its waters are brimming with stunning landscapes and unspoiled nature. Come and live unique experiences and admire some of the most beautiful natural views Europe has to offer!