2016-05-31 Castelsardo to Baia Repatarta, Capo Testa, Sardinia

This morning we depart the marina by Castelsardo

Looking back to western side of the impressive walled town

Looking back to western side of the impressive medieval castle and walled town of Castelsardo

Continuing north east along the northern coast we approach Capo Testa

In the distance looking north we can see the limestone cliffs of Bonifacio on the southern coastline of Corsica

As we travel, in the distance looking north we can see a large motor yacht passing the limestone cliffs of Bonifacio on the southern coastline of Corsica

Capo Testa is the most northern point of mainland Sardinia

Amazing unusual wind sculptured rocks can be found around this rugged promontory

Capo Testa is a sheltered bay called Baia Reparata

Capo Testa has a sheltered bay tucked behind it called Baia Reparata

We decided to drop anchor in this bay as it was good shelter for an overnight stay

We decided to drop our anchor in this bay as it was known to be good shelter for an overnight stay in most conditions

Attractively painted houses clustered together in one section of the circular bay

Baia Reparata seems to be a popular beach destination

Baia Reparata seems to be a very popular holiday and beach destination

We had some feathered visitors while in the bay

Ric cooked a well laden pizza for our early dinner tonight

At sunset another yacht joins us in the bay for the night

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