Cala Goloritzé, set on Sardinia's spectacular east coast, was included by Lonely Planet among the 100 best beaches in the world for 2024. Located on the Baunei Coast, near the village of Baunei, Cala Goloritzé was declared a Natural Monument of Italy in 1995. It is famous for its pale pebbles, dramatic limestone formations and crystal-clear water shifting from turquoise to emerald green.
How to reach Cala Goloritzé
Reaching Cala Goloritzé is part of the experience. The beach can be reached on foot along a hiking trail through the Supramonte of Baunei, with striking views over the untouched coastline. The route combines Mediterranean scenery with one of Sardinia's most distinctive natural landscapes.
The clear waters also make Cala Goloritzé a popular place for snorkelling, while the surrounding Supramonte of Baunei offers further hiking opportunities through rugged limestone terrain and wild scenery.
Its inclusion among the world's most beautiful beaches highlights Sardinia's international appeal and the importance of protecting fragile natural sites. Cala Goloritzé is best experienced responsibly, respecting access rules and the environment that makes this stretch of coast so exceptional.
