We will take photos in front of one of the most enchanting and protected beaches in the world: the famous Pink Beach, one of the most spectacular natural phenomena. Spiaggia Rosa is part of the Maddalena Geomarine National Park, an area of inestimable naturalistic interest. It is subject to a particular protection, which is why it is not possible to trample on the beach or swim on its shore. The island, located just north of Spargi, is famous for its legendary pink beach. The coral-colored beach, the chromatic intensity of the colours of the sea and the shapes of the granites that surround the cove constitute a unique spectacle in the world. A natural monument to be observed in religious silence. The pink beach of Budelli - immortalised by the director Michelangelo Antonioni with a very long sequence in the film "Red Desert" - is located south-east of the island of Budelli in the La Maddalena Archipelago and is so defined because of its characteristic pink colour coral.

Razzoli and Santa Maria They are almost joined by the Passo degli Asinelli. The island of Razzoli is the most exposed to the north and is striking for the majesty of its cliffs and for the shapes of its rocks, similar to Moore's sculptures. The island has a beautiful beach, Cala S. Maria, one of the largest in the archipelago. Port Madonna: This is how the emerald sea lagoon enclosed between the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and S. Maria is called. It is undoubtedly the most evocative place in the Park. A popular destination for yachtsmen who frequent the sea in the north east of Sardinia. In this extraordinary body of water, the Park has set aside large areas of sea dedicated to snorkelling and sea-watching activities. About an hour to get back.

Stop on the beach of Cala Santa Maria along the beach with the Turquoise sea