Curmo Beach

Curmo Beach is a natural paradise located in the area of Isola di Capo Rizzuto, Italy. This picturesque beach stands out for its unique natural features, which include red-golden sand and crystal-clear waters. The beach is wide, but not deep, and the sea bottom is rocky, creating an ideal environment for snorkeling. The rocky sea bottom also supports a variety of fish species, which can be observed even near the shore. Another distinguishing characteristic of Curmo Beach is a large sand dune that stretches from the promontory to the shoreline. A natural spring, from which the beach takes its name, reaches the beach in the form of a small stream of clear and very cold water, enhancing the beach's appeal. Despite its natural beauty, Curmo Beach is not typically crowded, even during the peak summer season. Visitors can usually find ample space for their towels. However, due to the stony nature of the beach, water shoes are recommended for visitors' comfort and safety. The beach can be accessed by car, but reaching the shore requires navigating a challenging staircase. Despite the effort required, the reward is a chance to immerse oneself in this natural haven. It is important to note that the beach is quite wild and does not offer any services or facilities. Visitors should also be aware that there is no internet access available. For convenience, there is free on-site parking available.