Capo Caccia
A limestone headland jutting into the sea, with white cliffs nearly 200 meters high dropping straight into the water. From here you can look out over Alghero Bay.
Capo Caccia is a limestone headland northwest of Alghero, part of the Porto Conte Natural Park. Its cliffs are towering, and a lighthouse stands at the tip. Offshore you can see the small island of Isola Foradada. The road runs along the cliff edge, with several viewpoints overlooking the bay and the city. It is Alghero’s most classic sunset spot. The cliff steps leading down to Neptune’s Grotto also start here. The headland is about 24 km from the city center. There is seasonal summer bus service, but driving is the most convenient option. The wind on the cliffs is strong, so take care.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Neptune's Grotto
- Punta Giglio
- Porto Conte Regional Natural Park
- Mugoni Beach
- Lazzaretto Beach
- Nuraghe di Palmavera
- Le Bombarde Beach
- Lake Baratz