Cavoli - all beaches

This beach is just breathtaking, with its crystal-clear blue waters and lively atmosphere. The music is great and the young crowd adds to the charm of this beautiful spot. However, don't be fooled by the seemingly perfect setting - the beer prices will leave you feeling robbed at a whopping 6€. But hey, who needs a cold one when you have the stunning scenery and vibrant ambiance to keep you entertained?

This beach is perfect for those seeking a romantic sunset view or a peaceful escape to relax and enjoy the sunset. Additionally, there is a fantastic beach bar serving delicious cocktails. 🍸🍹

This beach is incredibly popular, which means it can get quite crowded. However, the sand is very soft, super clean, and stretches out for a long distance. There are some small public beach areas available, but most sections require payment for a sunbed and umbrella. You can even reserve a spot with the lifeguard for the following day. In terms of amenities, there are four restaurants/bars, a fruit van, kiosk, and store for daily needs. Unfortunately, parking is a real issue. There is only one small car park with just 30 spots available for a full day at €15. It opens at 9am and closes at 7pm, so it's best to arrive early to secure a spot. If you park illegally, you could face a fine of up to €80.

Nice beach, but a lot of people in the afternoon

This beach spans over 1 kilometer and is divided into three distinct sections. The first section boasts a vast expanse of soft, sandy beachfront and is home to a variety of restaurants and amenities. The second section is smaller, with a mix of sand and pebbles and offers a tranquil, calm atmosphere perfect for young children. A must-visit lunch spot, La Guardiola, can be found here. The third and final section is the smallest and most peaceful of the three. The water here is crystal clear, but be aware that there is an abundance of poseidonia, a type of water plant. Despite this, the beach is fully equipped with a range of services, including tennis courts, pedalos, and canoes.

The vast sandy beach is a popular destination for families with children, although it can get quite crowded at times. While it may not be the most visually stunning beach on the island, beauty is subjective and varies from person to person. However, the lack of necessary infrastructure for such a large central beach is a definite drawback. The limited parking and absence of showers are disappointing, but the complete absence of public toilets is a major issue. Despite walking back and forth along the beach and even searching online, no public toilets were found. Inquiries with beach workers revealed that the only option was to use the restrooms at nearby bars. This lack of basic facilities is a serious concern, particularly for families with young children who may struggle to manage such a situation. Adequate public toilets and a few showers are essential components of basic beach infrastructure.