Lucca - all beaches

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We've been at this beach for three days, rented a cabana, had lunch, enjoyed some drinks, and the bar staff have been consistently unfriendly. Be cautious about asking to pay with a card, as they may single you out.

We paid a discounted price of 60€ for two adults and one child, but unfortunately, the quality of the pool and services did not meet our expectations. Despite the sign indicating that all the pools were open, only two were available for use. Additionally, we found the pools to be quite dirty. In the women's changing room, only three out of four toilets were functioning, which was inconvenient. We managed to find a working toilet near the bar, but the smell was so unpleasant that my daughter had to leave immediately. Based on our experience, we will not be returning to this beach club, and we do not recommend it to others.

The beach is an ideal spot for swimming during the summer, especially in the tranquil hours of morning and early evening. Its serene ambiance is a haven for those seeking a refreshing dip in the cool waters.

It's hard to believe that the entire stretch of Marina di Pietrasanta's coastline is monopolized by pay beaches run by the mafia. The rates for an umbrella and two beds in 2021 range from 48 to 60 euros per day, which is quite disappointing. The only free beach available is a small and not very clean corner that is always overcrowded. To make matters worse, you have to share this space with pushy vendors, dogs, and kids playing football. The sea looks dirty, with a black or green hue, and overall, I don't see any reason to visit the supposedly famous Versilia beaches.

There wasn't a single public area on the beach; all of them were reserved by private owners. The only spot available for free use is beneath the pier. Perhaps there used to be a place to enjoy here, but not anymore.