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Cala Goloritzé was created by a landslide in 1962, at the base of a ravine on Sardinia's eastern coast. Three of the four lists we read name it, and one calls it the most beautiful beach in Italy. You reach it on foot, from the Su Porteddu car park on the Golgo plateau: about 3.5 km and 500 metres down, an hour and a half in and two hours back. Boats cannot land you (a 2026 guide says motorboats may not moor within 300 metres) and you may not leave by boat. In 2026 you book in the Heart of Sardinia app and pay €7, by the official Baunei tourism site; one guide puts the limit at 250 people on the beach at once. Wikipedia says 800 would come on a peak-season day if they could.


