21. Cala Goloroitze: Italy
In the town of Baunei, Italy sits a gorgeous stretch of coastline known as Cala Goloroitze. Sandwiched between massive cliffs, the beach can only be accessed by a long, strenuous hike. To be honest, it’s not for the faint of heart. Teh entire hike is three hours long. Your reward is the pebble strewn beach created by a landslide in the 1960s. You can also choose to drive part way, cutting hike time in half. The climb down is the hardest part, but it’s all worth it the moment your feet hit the sand of one of Italy’s most picturesque beaches. The turquoise waters are vibrant and inviting. Just be sure you come prepared as there are no amenities on the beach.