Cala Goloritze Beach, Sardinia, Italy Stock Photo

Sea and mountains unite in the Mediterranean sea, reachable via trekking in the Supramonte di Baunei. The seabed is of a surreal transparency, awash with turquoise waters flowing from underwater karst springs, with marble rocks shaped over time emerging from the sea including a natural arch and the famous pyramidal peak of Monte Caroddi. Its peak of 143 metres is crowned by a site that cannot be missed on your visit to the Island, considered as its symbol. The spectacular beach, composed of endless white pebbles, was formed in 1962, following a landslide detaching from the sandstone wall.