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Cala Goloritzé

4.7 (4,100 reviews)
BeachNatural FeatureEstablishment

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Free entryFree, no ticket needed

Cala Goloritzé is a public beach with no admission fee, reached by hiking or boat.

Timed entry

No

Typical price

Free

Busiest

July and August, midday

Quietest time

early morning or late season

Best time to visit

Visit in late spring or early autumn (May-June or September-October) for warm water and thinner crowds. Arrive by 8:30 AM to secure parking and enjoy the cove before day-trippers fill the beach.

Budget tips

Access is free, but parking at the trailhead costs around 5 euros per car. Bring your own snacks and plenty of water since there are no facilities once you start the hike.

Plan your visit

3-4 hours

About

Quick facts: Sea stacks and a 143-meter limestone pinnacle frame this cove on Sardinia's eastern coast. Its pebble beach is made of smooth white dolomite rocks that make the water glow an almost electric turquoise.

Highlights: The hike down involves rappelling down a sheer cliff using a fixed rope for the final stretch. When you first see the arch and the 40-meter natural stone needle rising from the water, you'll understand why boat tours can't fully capture this place.

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