Capo Testa is a small peninsula located in the north of Sardinia. It overlooks the mouths of Bonifacio and is connected to the mainland by an Istmo on which two beaches extend.
Lu Pultiddolu beach is a small bay characterized by white sand and blue sea with green shades. The seabed is mainly sandy. The beach is surrounded by the Mediterranean scrub with its typical colors.
The beach of La Marmorata has a low backdrop of light sand and green and turquoise waters, Features make it one of the most beautiful beaches in all northern Sardinia. There is also an islet in which you can visit the remains of a Roman quarry.