North of the natural park Bidderosa, the white-sanded beach of Bérchida marks a vast tract of uncontaminated coast, and one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. The path in Bèrchida moves ahead between the pictoreque waters and the gentle hills covered with mediterranean bushes. Where the hills meet the beach the estuary of the Bérchida river creates a constellation of lagoons populated with thousands of pink flamingos.

Miles of white-sanded beaches liven up with dunes, juniper trees and mediterranean bushes face one of the most crystalline sea fronts in Sardinia. From the old lighthouse that dominate the easternmost point of the island down to the vast pinewood in Mandras, the wild scenery gradually becomes more familiar. Capo Comino is a place to live in many different ways. It is ideal for a shady break, as well as to have a refreshing drink by the sea and even for an adventurous excursion to discover the fishes and relicts at the bottom of the sea.