Sardinia's Cala Goloritzè Crowned World's Most Beautiful Beach for 2025

2025-04-30T13:38:06.626Z


In a remarkable recognition of natural beauty, Cala Goloritzè, located on the eastern coast of Sardinia, has been named the most beautiful beach in the world for 2025 by 'The World's 50 Best Beaches'. This pristine stretch of white pebbles and crystal-clear waters in Ogliastra has surpassed renowned global destinations, including those in the Philippines, Thailand, French Polynesia, and the Seychelles, to claim the top spot. The beach's untouched landscape and the concerted efforts to preserve its environment have been key factors in its ranking.

Accessible only by a moderately easy trekking path or by sea—where boats must stop 200 meters from the shore, requiring visitors to swim the remaining distance—Cala Goloritzè offers a unique blend of seclusion and natural splendor. Its iconic 143-meter limestone pinnacle, resembling a natural cathedral, adds to the beach's mystical allure. The stringent conservation measures, including a daily visitor limit of 250 and a nominal entry fee, ensure that its beauty remains unspoiled for future generations.

Adding to Sardinia's accolades, La Pelosa in Stintino secured the 50th position in the same list, celebrated for its shallow turquoise waters that rival tropical paradises. This dual recognition underscores Sardinia's status as a haven of some of the world's most breathtaking beaches, blending natural wonders with sustainable tourism practices.

The distinction of Cala Goloritzè and La Pelosa in 'The World's 50 Best Beaches' not only highlights the global appeal of Italy's coastal gems but also emphasizes the importance of environmental preservation in maintaining their pristine conditions. As these beaches continue to enchant visitors with their unparalleled beauty, their stories serve as a testament to the delicate balance between tourism and conservation.

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