Gallina - all beaches

The beach is quite expensive and unfortunately, the ocean is infested with seaweed.

This lovely expanse of sand and sea is adorned with quaint little watering holes to quench your thirst. However, it seems that the privilege of lounging on a sunbed or under an umbrella comes at quite a hefty price. Nonetheless, if you're willing to splurge a little, this beach is definitely worth a visit.

We were left in awe by the sheer beauty of this beach in Sicily. The stunning cliffs, sparkling sea, and majestic mountains all combine to create a truly breathtaking view. Despite the €10 parking fee (which was reasonable for October), the added bonus of receiving a garbage bag with our receipt was a thoughtful touch. It's clear that the National Park takes great care in maintaining the cleanliness of this beach, and we were grateful to be able to enjoy its pristine beauty.

The public section of the beach is lined with dark brown/black seaweed, making it difficult for young children to access the water for paddling. In contrast, the private beaches nearby do not have this issue. It seems unfair that only the public area is affected by the seaweed. The far end of the beach, which is also public, does not have the seaweed problem but is slightly smaller in size.

This location has captured my heart. It's as if I've stumbled upon a piece of paradise. The combination of majestic mountains, crystal-clear sea, and pristine beach is absolutely perfect. And with the endless blue sky above, it's impossible not to feel completely enamored with this picturesque spot. 😍😍

While the beach had been tidied up, the water doesn't have that crystal-clear quality. It's a decent option to consider when the other beaches are crowded.