Further along this stretch of coast full of picturesque corners you will then reach the famous bays of Cale Goloritzè, Degli Innamorati (Lovers’ Bay), Dei Gabbiani (Seagulls’ Bay), Mariolu otherwise known as Ispuligidenie, Biriola, Sisine, and finally Cala Luna (Moon Bay). We suggest that you don’t stop in Cala Goloritzé but carry on until after Cala degli Innamorati and drop anchor in the anchorage immediately after that. Here is where most of the boats that offer lunch on board moor. Here is also a cave worth visiting, if you have been well enough prepared by bringing an underwater torch with you…
You will have to swim a little in order to reach it, then once you’re in it you will soon touch the sea-floor. When you get to the end of it, go back towards the exit until the water comes to just a little above the waist. In that exact position, search under water for an opening on the left side of the cave. That is the entrance to another small cave. If you stretch your arm into it you will feel the wall on the other side of the rock. With your torch, enter the cave in small groups. The particular structure of the cave creates an echo of the waves. Also be careful of the air currents coming into the cave at regular intervals.