09 Cala Connari and Cala Ferrigno

Still looking left, you can see Cala Connari, a small, picturesque inlet with clear, turquoise waters, typical of the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. This cove is named after the Connari,a small fish very common in the archipelago, which are traditionally cooked fried and eaten whole, becoming one of the typical dishes of the area. Soon, again on the left, we will see the last beach on the island of Spargi: Cala Ferrigno. This area is characterised by rocky coves and Mediterranean shrub, and is also the starting point of several hiking trails leading to the northern part of the island.