Cala Caprarese sits on the island of Caprera within the La Maddalena Archipelago, offering a wild, sheltered bay framed by granite boulders and scrubby Mediterranean maquis. The water runs crystal clear through shades of turquoise, and the beach stays relatively uncrowded thanks to its island setting — you'll need to arrive by boat or hike in. It's the kind of place that feels genuinely remote even though Caprera is also home to the Garibaldi Museum, worth a detour if history is your thing.

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