Corrighias Beach is located in the territory of San Vero Milis, on the Sinis Peninsula, sitting just north of the more famous seaside spot of S'Archittu.
The defining feature of this coastal stretch lies in its purely limestone nature. The area is characterized by tall white cliffs and rocky platforms sculpted by the mistral wind and the erosive action of the sea, creating an almost lunar landscape dominated by the blinding white of sandstone rock.
In terms of visitors, Corrighias is a favorite destination for those seeking quiet and isolation compared to nearby beach towns with more amenities. Access requires a short walk along unpaved paths lining the cliff face, making it less suitable for people with reduced mobility or families with strollers, but ideal for coastal hikers and anyone wanting to step away from mass tourism.
The total absence of kiosks, beach clubs, or permanent infrastructure preserves the wild character of the area. Due to frequent currents and exposure to westerly and mistral winds, the spot has long been a strategic reference point for wave surfers and sports anglers taking advantage of the deep cliff waters.
