Spiaggia di Capogrosso is a picturesque beach located in the southern region of Campania, specifically in Camerota, Salerno, Italy. The beach is renowned for its clear, crystalline waters and is nestled next to a high, rocky cliff, contributing to its scenic beauty. The beach's landscape is further characterized by its golden, fine sand that stretches along the shore, providing an idyllic setting for sunbathing and leisurely walks. Despite its popularity, especially during the summer season, the beach maintains a calm and tranquil atmosphere, offering a sense of intimacy to its visitors.
The beach is more than just a place for relaxation; it also offers a range of marine activities. Visitors can indulge in activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking along the coast. The beach is a haven for nature lovers who can enjoy the rich marine flora and fauna while snorkeling.
Spiaggia di Capogrosso offers several amenities to cater to the needs of its visitors. There are facilities for renting umbrellas and sunbeds, and visitors have access to toilets and hot showers. A bar is also available on the premises, where visitors can unwind with cocktails.
The beach is situated in a peripheral area of the Marina di Camerota promenade, approximately 7 km away from the town of Camerota, an important tourist destination in the Cilento region. The town is known for its picturesque beaches, bays, coves, and prehistoric caves along the coastline. It also boasts historical and cultural sites such as a medieval castle, a Norman tower, and the Marchesale Palace.
Visitors can access Spiaggia di Capogrosso by walking along a paved road located on SS 562 at the vallone. For those traveling by car, the A1 Milan/Salerno or Salerno/Reggio Calabria highways can be used, exiting at the Battipaglia toll booth and following signs to Camerota. Public transportation options are available as well, with bus lines connecting nearby towns to the marina and trains stopping at the Centola-Palinuro-Marina di Camerota station.
Parking is available at the 40th parallel above the beach. Additionally, a small portion of the beach is free and can be accessed via a short, easy path suitable for all visitors. Despite the beach's size and popularity, it can become crowded during the peak season.