Dei Conigli Beach

We had the pleasure of visiting the idyllic Paradise beach during the low season, which meant no pesky pre-booking or entry restrictions to contend with. I would highly suggest timing your visit to avoid the windier days, as the water is incredibly serene and reminiscent of a tranquil swimming pool. The abundance of fish in the area is truly remarkable - it's almost like gazing into an aquarium, even without the aid of snorkeling gear. The beach is cleverly divided into two sections, one with umbrellas for those seeking shade and the other without. Overall, it's a breathtakingly beautiful spot that simply must be experienced.

The beach is truly remarkable and awe-inspiring. It is highly recommended to secure a reservation beforehand, otherwise, be prepared to endure a one-hour queue to gain access to the premises as only 150 individuals are allowed in without a prior appointment.

This beach is absolutely stunning! The water is crystal clear and there are so many fish to see. However, it's important to note that it's not easily accessible and there are no services available since it's a natural reserve. Make sure to bring your own umbrella, food, and water. There's only one bar near the road, but it's a 20-minute walk downhill to the beach. You can rent an umbrella near the bar, but they're quite heavy. We found it cheaper to buy one at the supermarket. Also, make sure to wear comfortable shoes instead of flip flops. We made that mistake on our first day. It's best to arrive early to secure a good spot.

This beach is a true gem, with its breathtaking beauty and crystal-clear waters that are even more serene when the Mistral wind is blowing. The locals are a great resource for determining which wind is present - Maestrale or Scirocco. Keep in mind that the beach and island are protected, so it's important to follow the rules, such as no beach chairs and only allowing beach umbrellas on the first half of the beach. The water is a remarkable temperature and filled with tiny fish that swim alongside you. The sand is fine and white, making it a perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun. The path down from the street level is a bit of a hike, with three or four rest stops along the way. It's best to wear comfortable shoes for the trek. If you need to grab food, drinks, use the bathroom or rent a beach umbrella, the bar is conveniently located at the street level - just keep in mind that none of these amenities are available on the beach itself.

The beach is tranquil and serene, with a cozy atmosphere.