How Do You Visit The Maddalena Archipelago In Sardinia?
Okay, let's get this out of the way first. The maddalena archipelago sardinia is a cluster of islands sitting off the northeastern tip of the island, right in that strait that separates Sardinia from Corsica. Seven main islands, a bunch of smaller rocky bits that barely count as islands, and water that honestly looks fake in photos. I've heard people say it looks Photoshopped. It's not. I checked, more than once, because I didn't believe it either the first time I stood on a boat looking at it. The whole area got turned into a national park back in the 90s, which is the only reason it still looks like this and hasn't been paved over with beach clubs. There's rules about anchoring, rules about where you can swim, rules about taking sand home in your pocket (please don't, they actually fine people). It sounds annoying but honestly it's why the place hasn't been ruined yet. Getting There Isn't As Complicated As People Think Most people psych...