In the south of Sardinia, five minutes from the center of Cagliari and not far from the great Poetto beach, there are the famous beaches of Calamosca and Cala Fighera, in Quartu Sant’Elena. Calamosca is a natural inlet characterized by very fine white sand, with the presence of polished pebbles and rocks at both ends, and by a crystalline sea in the colors of emerald green and blue, with a shallow and mainly sandy bottom typical of the area. . The beach of Calamosca is well sheltered from the mistral wind and is rather frequented by both residents and tourists, and can be the scene of gay encounters. Along the cliff of Calamosca, proceeding towards the Sella del Diavolo, you get to many small rocky coves, where it is not difficult, thanks to the conformation of the territory, to be able to sunbathe naked, without incurring penalties. Further ahead you reach the small beach of Cala Fighera, from the semi-rocky seabed.

How to reach the gay beaches of Calamosca and Cala Fighera? To reach it you need to travel by car all the way to the La Paillotte establishment / bar. There you must leave the car and you have to proceed on foot (strictly not barefoot or in flip-flops but with sports shoes) going up the path that leaves to the left of the gate of the Paillotte. Then arrived at the top of the hill, where there is a lighthouse of the navy, you descend down the streets that start right from the lighthouse and the various fortresses all around scattered, where you can meet other gay boys.