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Italy’s Beaches Now Require Reservations | Wilmington News
Italy’s most iconic beaches are now requiring advance reservations, turning sunbathing into a ticketed event. Popular spots like La Pelosa in Sardinia cap daily visitors at 1,500, with bookings snatching up weeks—or even months—in advance. Other beaches, including Cala Goloritzé, limit access to just 250 guests, releasing slots just 72 hours ahead. Driven by a tourism boom and environmental concerns, these measures aim to curb overcrowding and protect fragile ecosystems. But the move sparks debate: is beach access becoming a privilege, not a public right? Travelers are divided—some embrace…
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