Golfi Aranci, barbecue with gazebo and loungers at Caletta delle Tartarughe. The complaint was made on social media.

A box containing a barbecue grill, a bag of firewood inside a Hermès bag, three bags of charcoal, and citronella torches extinguished directly on the sand: missmartastar, a blogger with 22,000 followers who shares travel content and places to explore , reported an episode that occurred yesterday during the vulgar summer in Gallura.

"We're in Golfo Aranci, at Caletta delle Tartarughe, which is difficult to reach on foot or by boat, and someone thought it was a smart idea to set up an illegal private beach resort: gazebo, deck chairs, kitchen, brand new barbecue, kilos of charcoal, wood, and citronella torches, and then they left, leaving everything there," the traveler posted on Instagram.

"It's not a private beach, it's not your garden, and above all, it's not a landfill: it's arrogance, defacement, and a potential fire hazard in a natural environment," adds missmartastar, asking people to share the post "so it can reach those who think nature is an all-inclusive service."