Spiaggia di Calamosche

This stretch of sand and sea is undoubtedly picturesque, with its clear waters and pristine shoreline. It's the kind of place that seems tailor-made for those with little ones in tow, offering a safe and welcoming environment for families to soak up the sun. But let's be real: if you're looking for anything beyond a basic beach experience, you might want to look elsewhere. Sure, it's lovely and all, but there's nothing particularly unique or special about this spot. It's just another pretty beach in a world full of them.

The beach nestled within the natural reserve is a picturesque and pristine destination. However, the popularity of this beach means that it is often bustling with activity. In order to access the beach, visitors must pay a fee of 3€ per person and an additional 5€ for parking on private property. It is important to note that only 555 individuals are permitted on the beach at any given time, so it is essential to arrive early to secure your spot. Once the maximum capacity has been reached, the gate is closed until some visitors leave. Despite the crowds, this beach remains a must-visit destination for those seeking a serene and scenic escape.

Nestled in a picturesque bay lies a stunning beach that is definitely worth the couple of kilometers of tricky driving on tracks and a 20-minute walk to get there. The prices are honest with a mere 5€ for parking and 7€ for family entrance to the beach and nature park, which is reminiscent of a mini Kamenjak. The snorkeling in the crystal clear waters is a must-do activity. We arrived early and enjoyed the tranquility of the beach, but as the day progressed, it became more crowded with visitors. Overall, this beach offers a splendid escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The cost of parking and admission for each person was 5.5€ and 3.5€, respectively. The journey to the beach was quite a trek, requiring a 15-20 minute walk under the blazing sun, depending on your pace. The water was decent, although there was a noticeable amount of seaweed present during our visit.

The path leading to the beach may not be the smoothest ride, but with a leisurely pace, any vehicle can make it. For a small fee of 3-5€, there are a couple of parking lots available for your convenience. Once you enter the natural reserve park, a modest fee of 3.5€ per person grants you access to the beach. Keep in mind that the park closes at 19:00. A brief 15-minute stroll from the entrance gate leads you to the beach, which is a flat and easy walk. Although the beach may be busy, even in October, the water is crystal clear. Unfortunately, litter can be found on the sand.