9 Beaches in Italy
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@melalovel
9 beaches in Italy: Cala Goloritzé, Ispuligedenie / cala Mariolu., Cala Sisine, and 6 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by MELANIE | TRAVEL CREATOR.
Cala Goloritzé
Beach
4.7
Marvel at the iconic limestone pinnacle and dazzling white pebble beach of Cala Goloritzé. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling, but remember to pay a small entrance fee for beach access.
Ispuligedenie / cala Mariolu.
Landmark
4.9
Dive into the vibrant blue waters of Cala Mariolu, famous for its tiny pink and white pebbles. This secluded cove is ideal for swimming and exploring the rich marine life.
Cala Sisine
Beach
4.6
Enjoy the expansive pebble beach and dazzling blue waters of Cala Sisine. This beach is more accessible than some others, offering a great spot to anchor a boat and enjoy a swim.
Cala Luna
Beach
4.6
Explore the famous sea caves and golden sands of Cala Luna, a popular spot for both boaters and hikers. The shallow, clear waters are perfect for families, and the caves offer cool shade.
Cala dei Gabbiani
Beach
4.8
Relax on the soft sand of Cala dei Gabbiani, a stunning beach surrounded by towering cliffs. The shallow, clear water makes it perfect for families and peaceful sunbathing.
Cala Birìala
Landmark
4.8
Discover the enchanting Cala Biriala, a hidden gem nestled amidst lush greenery and impressive rock formations. Its secluded nature makes it an ideal spot for tranquil swimming and photography.
Cala Gonone
Place
Cala Gonone is an excellent base for exploring the Gulf of Orosei and the Costa di Baunei. This charming seaside town offers numerous boat rental options, perfect for day trips to secluded beaches.
Costa di Baunei
Wildlife refuge
4.9
Discover the stunning Costa di Baunei, a breathtaking stretch of coastline with turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs. Rent a boat to explore hidden coves and pristine beaches accessible only by sea.
Pools of Venus
Beach
4.9
Immerse yourself in the ethereal turquoise waters of Piscine di Venere, often called the 'Pools of Venus.' These natural pools are a breathtaking spot for swimming and photography, boasting incredible water clarity.
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