Cala Ajaccetta is a tucked-away bay on the La Maddalena archipelago, framed by the raw granite coastline that defines this corner of northeastern Sardinia. The water shifts from pale turquoise to deep blue just a short swim from shore, and the surrounding scrubland keeps it feeling genuinely remote. It's the kind of spot you'll want to keep to yourself. The archipelago's national park protection means the landscape stays unspoiled, and the main town of La Maddalena is close enough to head in for supplies or an evening meal.

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