Spiaggia Porto Flavia

Porto Flavia beach is located in the territory of Iglesias in the southern part of Sardinia. It is located in an area of ​​old disused mines that were once very active in the extraction of coal, minerals and iron. In 1923 the port was created which takes its name from the daughter of its creator, Cesare Vecelli. It is a small beach of light sand with medium grains and a crystalline sea from emerald green to blue, the seabed is low, this makes it suitable for families with children. Directly from the beach it is possible to admire the Faraglione di Pan di Zucchero