Perfect white sand. Turquoise waters. Eminently photographable surroundings. And, now, a visitor cap and an entry fee:
Its perfect white sand, turquoise waters, and eminently photographable surroundings, with an ancient stone tower on a tiny island just offshore, have made La Pelosa on Sardinia one of the most famous beaches in the world.
Mayor Antonio Diana, who announced the move, told CNN that recently during the summer, there can be as many as 6,000 people on the beach per day. The authorities have not yet confirmed how the tickets will be assigned -- they are looking into the possibility of an app, said the mayor."We don't know how much the ticket will cost, but we think it'll be around 4 euros [$4.40] per day," he told CNN.
"It's 'experimental' because we need to work out the details but it's a project that needs to last for years," he said.The Stintino authorities have been leading the way in sustainability for Sardinia's crowded beaches for 12 years, he said.
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