Cala Coticcio, Cala Portese,

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 phenomena of nature. The Pink Beach is part of the Maddalena geomarine National Park, an area of inestimable naturalistic interest. It is subject to particular protection, which is why it is not possible to walk on the beach or swim on its shore. The island, located just north of that of Spargi, is famous for the mythical Pink Beach. The coral-colored beach, the chromatic intensity of the colors of the sea and the shapes of the granite 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 - immortalized 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 Archipelago of La Maddalena and is so defined because of its characteristic pink color coral.

Stop in one of the wonderful bays of the island of Spargi, the first stop of the Maddalena Archipelago, where you can snorkel and swim in the incredibly transparent and turquoise water, swimming to the fantastic white beaches of this beautiful island.

The Port of the Madonna, or Manto della Madonna, is located in the northern part of the archipelago, an area between the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria. it constitutes a spectacular mirror of crystalline water, a real natural swimming pool, dotted with small beaches characterized by fine white sand facing a clear and transparent sea. In some coves you can swim while some are prohibited to preserve this miraculous natural spectacle unique in the world.

Razzoli and Santa Maria They are almost joined by the Asinelli Pass. The island of Razzoli is the most exposed to the north and impresses with the majesty of its cliff and the shapes of its rocks, similar to Moore's sculptures. The lighthouse overlooking the Strait of Bonifacio is imposing and evocative. In Santa Maria there is an ancient convent where in the Middle Ages the Benedictine friars, fleeing from Bonifacio, found refuge. It has a beautiful beach, Cala Santa Maria, one of the largest in the Archipelago. In the peace of Santa Maria the screenwriter Franco Solinas, one of the most prestigious authors of world cinema, has written many pages of the most important films of Italian "committed" cinema. In the suggestion of these places rests Gian Maria Volontè who sails alone among the islands and in the impetuous wind of the Archipelago. The Porto Madonna This is the name of the lagoon with an emerald sea enclosed between the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and S. Maria. It is undoubtedly the most evocative place in the Park.