An initiative of FRIEND OF SEA
Every year millions of people enjoy "our" wonderful beaches all over the world.
However, this causes environmental impacts and, as a result, has an impact on our environment
marine. For this reason, Friend of the Sea has established requirements to safeguard beaches.
Through our awareness of the harmful impacts of littering and the
respect for the natural flora and fauna of beaches and marine species, we can contribute
To the sustainable management of our beaches
Friend of the Sea has developed sustainable beach management tools that reduce the
Minimizing unintentional beach disturbance through key principles of behavior.
For more information, visit www.friendofthesea.org
There are endless reasons why one should not collect and take from the beach shells, sand, gravel, pebbles or fill a bottle with seawater or remove other materials belonging to the state property.
The first is exquisitely legal: in fact, the Navigation Code (Art. 1162) punishes this illegal act with penalties ranging from €1,549 up to €9,286.
But beyond the strictly economic aspect, what should make people desist from this act, considered harmless by many, is the desire to preserve the landscape and ecosystem of the place.
The act of an individual taking away even a single shell or stone, repeated by millions of people, results in the disruption of the balance of many stretches of coastline as well as the ecosystem of beaches.
Cala Loca has always promoted behavior aimed at protecting the environment in which it is located, the Beigua Natural Park, a protected natural area included in the prestigious UNESCO Global Geoparks list.
This year, this "mission" has taken on an even wider echo, thanks to the certification that Friend of the sea (www.friendofthesea) has recognized us. We are the first certified "friend of the sea" private beach!
How to make your contribution? Respect the environment around you, do NOT pick up stones, rocks, shrubs.
You will thus help preserve the ecosystem of this area of sea and land for future generations as well!
For more information, visit www.friendofthesea.org
That our sea is Blue Flag by now is a well-known fact!
But it is important that water quality is monitored and the results made known.
Each month, starting with the official opening of the season, you will find posted on our bulletin board the data on the water analysis carried out periodically and provided by the municipality.
But a "stand-alone" check can be done by consulting the government's official website on bathing waters.
(https://www.portaleacque.salute.gov.it/PortaleAcquePubblico/mappa.do)
Here is the situation on the coast
and the detail of the stretch of sea in front of Cala Loca
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La tua assistente A.I. dedicata
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Buona stagione 2026 con Cala Loca! 💙