Cala Goloritzè: Europe's most beautiful beach inspires with sustainable flair!

Cala Goloritzè: Europe's most beautiful beach inspires with sustainable flair!

Cala Goloritzè, Italien - The Cala Goloritzè in Sardinia, Italy, has secured the title of the world's most beautiful beach in the ranking "World’s 50 Best Beaches of 2025". This beach captivates with its fine, white gravel and the crystal clear, turquoise water, which makes it a real natural paradise. The iconic rock needle, which rises 143 meters above the beach and reminds of the silhouette of a cathedral, also attracts many climbers. According to OE24 the high water quality was also particularly emphasized.

Cala Goloritzè is part of a nature reserve that was set up in the 1990s. Access to the beach is limited; It can only be reached on foot or by boat. These restrictions support sustainable tourism, a topic that is emphasized by the experts of the ranking. At a time when more and more travelers pay attention to environmental awareness, the Cala Goloritzè shows how to combine beauty and nature conservation.

other striking beaches

The ranking includes a variety of other beaches worldwide that offer scarce resources and exquisite beauty. The remarkable beaches include:

• Entalula Beach (Philippines)
• Bang Bao Beach (Thailand)
• fteri Beach (Greece)
• PK 9 Beach (French-Polynesia)
• Canto de la Playa (Dominican Republic)
• nosy Iranja (Madagascar)
• Anse Source d’Argent (Seychelles)
• Boulders Beach (South Africa)
• Wharton Beach (Australia)
• Seven Mile Beach (Cayman Islands)

Cala Goloritzè even exceeds many well -known beaches in the Caribbean, in the Pacific and on the Seychelles, which underlines its importance as a goal for sustainable tourism.

sustainable tourism in Europe

The efforts to sustainable tourism are not only limited to Sardinia. An EU-financed project called "European Research Network on Sustainable Tourism" (Ernest) has set itself the goal of developing sustainable tourism programs in 14 European regions. The focus is on protection and prevention measures to preserve travel destinations in Europe. Regions such as the Tuscany, Aquitania, Ilia as well as Denmark, Hungary and Wales, such as cordis report.

The project has documented almost 80 good work practices in the area of sustainable tourism and examines important topics such as traffic effects, energy consumption and resource use. In addition to the preservation of cultural heritage and identity, the creation of a report on regional policies and programs is also promoted. The knowledge from Ernest should improve networking in the tourism sector and promote the financing of interesting projects in the field of environmental and coastal protection.

This makes it clear that sustainable tourism plays a central role not only in the most beautiful beaches in the world, but also in everyday tourism policy.