Peonia Rosa - all beaches

This beach is definitely one of my top picks. I love how you can create your own little oasis by using a scarf for shade from the rocks. The water is also very tranquil in this area.

This so-called nice beach is nothing more than a crowded, overrated spot for families to waste their time and money. The kiosks are nothing but overpriced tourist traps, the parking is a nightmare, and the so-called calm water is just a boring, lifeless pool of pristine clean water. Don't waste your time here, there are much better beaches out there.

This stunning beach is mostly frequented by locals, and while it can get busy at times, it remains a small and charming destination with pristine, crystal-clear waters and inviting rocks to jump from. Be sure to keep in mind the parking fee of 4,- for an all-day ticket, although there are also some free spots available.

Visiting this place on a cloudy day is pointless. The true beauty only shines through with the Sunshine.

The beach may be petite in size, but it exudes a delightful ambiance. The ground is covered in rocky formations while the water is shallow, which makes it perfect for a refreshing dip. The parking is complimentary, but it is subject to availability.

This picturesque spot is a great place to pause and capture the stunning scenery. However, it's important to note that it's not exactly a traditional beach. Despite appearing in searches for beautiful beaches nearby, it's not the type of place where you can sink your toes into soft sand and take a dip in the water. Instead, it's a rocky area with signs warning against swimming due to the strong currents and lack of lifeguards. While it may not be ideal for a day of lounging on the shore, it's certainly a spot worth visiting for its natural beauty. There is limited parking available in the form of small turnouts every 100 meters or so, making it more of a photo opportunity or inspiration point. The dirt road that leads to the rocky shore is reminiscent of a cliff, adding to the rugged charm of the area. Despite the lack of traditional beach amenities, I was able to capture some truly stunning photos. It's worth noting that, like much of Sant'Antioco in Sardegna, the area can be quite windy with strong gusts.