The Terrasini coastline is a true natural jewel, where jagged cliffs alternate with small, picturesque beaches, such as the splendid Praiola, just a stone’s throw from the town’s main square.
A succession of coves and inlets sculpted by the sea makes this stretch of coast ideal for snorkeling: the seabed, rich in colors and biodiversity, offers a fascinating spectacle for every sea lover.
Among the most famous pearls are Cala Rossa, Cala Porro and the picturesque Caletta Maidduzza, authentic corners of paradise waiting to be discovered.
Cala Rossa is a wild cove in Terrasini, famous for its red cliffs with white veins and its crystalline sea with emerald and blue reflections. Ideal for snorkeling and diving, it has no services: bring everything you need to enjoy this corner of unspoiled nature.
Cala Porro, located in the Capo Rama Nature Reserve in Terrasini, is a wild cove dominated by a majestic 30-meter limestone cliff. With crystal clear waters and seabeds rich in biodiversity, it is ideal for diving and snorkeling. The area is also a paradise for sports climbing enthusiasts, with routes of varying difficulty. Access is via panoramic paths, and it is advisable to wear trekking shoes and respect the surrounding environment.
Cala Maidduzza is a small bay in Terrasini, reachable on foot in about 10 minutes from the main square. Characterized by pebbles and crystal clear waters, it is framed by red cliffs streaked with white. Ideal for snorkeling and relaxing in nature.
