Italy’s two largest islands are reportedly imposing strict day by day customer restrict after the pristine seashores have been dealing with problems with garbage and other people stealing sand from its shored. Local authorities at seashores in two of the nation’s largest islands, Sicily and Sardinia are taking further measures to protect the pure surroundings by imposing strict day by day customer limits.

Baunei, a small village in a distant space of jap Sardinia, has applied day by day customer caps in earlier years, restrictions on the variety of sunbathers permitted to go to among the most lovely seashores alongside its 24-mile stretch of shoreline overlooking the Gulf of Orosei are being tightened even additional this summer time, it's reported.

Stefano Monni, the mayor of Baunei, informed CNN: “Our land is mostly ragged tall cliffs where mouflons (wild sheep) and hawks live, and just a dozen beaches so everyone flocks there, crowding these.

“We can no longer afford thousands of daily sunbathers all squeezed in one spot as in the past, it’s unsustainable.”

The new guidelines will have an effect on 4 seashores.

Cala dei Gabbiani and Cala Biriala each now have a day by day cap of 300 guests in place, whereas Cala Goloritze has a restrict of 250 guests per day, and Cala Mariolu, the most important of the seashores, has a day by day restrict of 700 folks.

Visitors to Cala Goloritze, which is simply accessible by foot or boat, might be charged an entrance price of six euros (£6 roughly)

Beachgoers should e book their spot in any respect of those areas by means of an app known as Cuore di Sardegna (which interprets as Heart of Sardinia) a minimum of 72 hours earlier than their go to.

The entrance price for Cala Goloritze can both be paid on-line, or with money on the entrance to the inlet.

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This cost will assist fund surveillance, a parking space and sustaining the paths and bogs on the seashore, in accordance with native authorities.

Mr Monni added: “All these beaches, even those with free entrance, are tidy and neat.

“There’s surveillance, assistance to sunbathers and cleaning services. If people want, they’re welcome to leave a small contribution.”

One of probably the most well-known seashores of Sardinia, Cala Mariolu, passengers must pay a one euro price for any boats or dinghies that dock there.

The mayor stated: “We must protect this paradise and its fragile ecosystem.”

The mayor claimed Baunei’s waters have been rated as Italy’s most lovely sea in 2022 by Legambiente, an Italian ecological foyer group.

He stated it’s additionally a website of European curiosity resulting from protected animals and birds species.

He added: “Limits must be set otherwise everything collapses.”