Kal'e Moru is situated in the south-east of Sardinia between Cagliari the principal town of the island, about 30 miles away and Villasimius. The name comes from the frequent raids carried out on the local area by the Saracens(morus) which over long generations have harried the population depredating them both of men and possessions. It has a magnificent beach encased between two rocky promontories. It has also been distinguished by the award of the ‘Blue Flag’ by the European Union for the beauty and cleanliness of the sea. Every year it is visited by many many tourists from all over the world.
The beach has services provided and is two kilometres in length. The golden granulous sand slopes down to the sea, where the clear water of ever-changing hues becomes deep after just a few metres.
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How to get to Sardinia
The airports of Cagliari, Olbia, Alghero and Tortoli (on a seasonal basis) are connected daily and directly to the national and european airports.The main sardinian sea ports are Olbia, Cagliari, Golfo Aranci, Porto Torres and Arbatax.  They can be reached from the following italian ports: Civitavecchia, Livorno, Genova, Napoli, Piombino .By train the various airports are connected to the maritime ports. There are also coaches but they do not cover all the routes, this is true also for Sardinia and we advise car rental as the best way to visit the island .
There is no true motorway in Sardinia but the nearest to it is the SS131 or the Carlo Felice , its old name which cuts the island in half, north to south from Cagliari, to Oristano,Nuoro, Sassari and Olbia. The SS130 goes from Cagliari to the south. The other roads are municipal and provincial, the roads generally are good , though narrow at this level.