Spiaggia Dell'Isola Rossa

Spiaggia Dell'Isola Rossa is a small beach located under the tower of the red island. It is connected to the mainland by a long wall dedicated to the fallen of Kefalonia in 1943. The beach features a unique lunar landscape due to the rocks of an ancient lava flow, which range in color from gray to green and are dotted with small craters. The beach offers a beautiful panorama of the open sea and the mouth of the Temo river. The beach is particularly suitable for those who prefer shallow water and tranquility, making it an ideal choice for non-swimmers and those who enjoy the sand. Once visitors have climbed over the wall that connects the beach to the mainland, they will find Spiaggia Dell'Isola Rossa to be very popular with beach-rock enthusiasts. The beach also features a pleasant indoor pool for swimming.