There Sardinia It is prepared for a new tourist season with an increasingly widespread formula: thecontingent access to its beaches more famous. A choice that has nothing to do with profit, but that arises from the will to protect delicate ecosystems and reduce the environmental impact of massive tourism.
The number of Closed number beaches grows, as well as the need to Book online and buy a entrance ticket. Some coasts already known for this formula continue on the same line. TO The white Rena Of Santa Teresa Gallurathe experiment also continues in 2025 with contingent access from 1st June to 30 September: maximum of visitors per day e 3.50 euro ticketfree for residents.
TO The hairy Of Stintinoon the other hand, the “closed number” season starts from May 15thwith the possibility of booking from 13 May. The roof is fixed to 1,500 people a dayalways with online tickets. News coming also to Muraverawhere the beaches of Rei swimming pool, Tziu Franciscu And Monte Nai They will adopt the limited access system between the end of June and the beginning of July. Also Mari Pintaua Quartu Sant’Elenais preparing for more rigid rules to limit the flow of tourists.
Some can only be visited with authorized guides
Among the beaches already known for regulated access, Cala Goloritzè – in the territory of Baunei – keeps its maximum limit of 250 people simultaneously. To reach it, take a paid path (7 euros), open from 7:30 to 15, with the possibility of permanence until 17.
Always in southern Sardinia, the beautiful Tuerredda (Municipality of Teulada) will welcome a maximum of 1,100 people a daydivided between free beach and establishments. TO San Teodoro, Cala Brandinchi And Lu tax will be accessible only with tickets from 1st June to 30 September.
There is no shortage of protected naturalistic areas like theBiderosa oasis to Oroseiwhere a Closed number also for cars, motorcycles and bikeswith reservation recommended in the summer months. Finally the enchanting Cala coticcio And Cala Brigantinain the’Maddalena archipelagocan only be visited with Authorized guidesfor a maximum of 60 people a day. Residents will also have to rely on guides, some of which are offered for free.
