A national monument
About three kilometers from Capo Monte Santu, after passing Punta Goloritzè and Punta Caroddi, lies Cala Goloritzé, so beautiful that it was designated an Italian National Monument in 1995. This bay boasts many unique features, such as a beach made up of a myriad of tiny white marble pebbles, the 143-meter-high pinnacle known as Aguglia, and the natural arch that opens up on the right side of the bay. Furthermore, from a crevice among the rocks on the beach, a freshwater spring flows from underground into the sea.
Since 2007, the shoreline near the beach 200 m from the shore has been completely closed to motor boat traffic to preserve the beach from pollution and the onslaught of tourists.
