Tuerredda Beach

Wow, this destination is truly breathtaking. The pristine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters are reminiscent of the idyllic beaches found in the Caribbean, yet it's located right here in Europe. The surrounding scenery is simply stunning, providing a spectacular backdrop for a day of adventure and relaxation. This is undoubtedly an ideal spot for an unforgettable day of fun and leisure.

This beach is truly exceptional. We were absolutely enamored with it. The water is crystal clear and the bay creates a serene and tranquil atmosphere. If you're in need of shade, you can rent a take-away sun umbrella for a reasonable 10€ per day, or opt for a sun umbrella with comfortable sun benches. Additionally, there's a charming bar/cafeteria on site. Restroom facilities are also available for a small fee of 1€. While there are two parking lots available for 9-10€ per day, it's important to note that the gates close promptly at 8:00 p.m.

The beach is certainly beautiful, but it tends to attract large crowds. Unfortunately, the private beach clubs exacerbate this issue by charging exorbitant prices for sunbed rentals (up to €30-50/day) and reserving them all day, even if guests only arrive in the afternoon. This can be frustrating for those who prefer to enjoy the beach earlier in the day. The remaining free beach is also quite congested, which can cause some people to feel uneasy about finding a spot. It's probably best to avoid visiting during the peak months of July and August. Additionally, be prepared to pay €9 for parking. However, there are other beaches in the area that are less crowded or even completely empty. Despite this, the beach does have a great restaurant that is worth checking out.

This beach is undeniably stunning with its glistening waters and pristine white sand. However, it's a popular spot for tourists, so don't expect to have the place to yourself. If you're hoping to lounge on a sun chair, be prepared to shell out a hefty 40 euro or risk being left to bask in the scorching sun.

This beach is truly a sight to behold with its stunningly beautiful white sand and crystal clear waters. However, it seems that many others have also discovered its allure, as even in late September it can be quite crowded. Fear not, for the end of the beach offers a more secluded spot to soak up the sun. On windy days, it's best to stay closer to the parking lot in order to fully enjoy the beach. While the sun beds can be quite pricey, ranging from 25 to 45 euros per day, we found that they were not worth the expense. Additionally, keep in mind that parking fees are 7 euros per day or 5 euros starting at 2:30pm.