Spiaggia di Chianca Masiello, Italy - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Spiaggia di Chianca Masiello is an enchanting beach located near Monte Sant'angelo, where the UNESCO heritage site, the Basilica of San Michele Arcangelo, is situated. The beach is known for its natural beauty, featuring a unique combination of large slab stones and pebble beach on either side of the parking area. The sea at Spiaggia di Chianca Masiello is crystal clear, and the coast boasts postcard-like colors. The beach is easily accessible and offers a large, secure parking lot. Despite its beauty, the beach may not be suitable for everyone as it is not equipped with accommodation facilities and may not be comfortable for relaxation without sunbeds. However, there is a small bar nearby for refreshments. One of the highlights of this beach is the natural pools that can be found by walking in the nearby pine forest. Here, visitors can sunbathe on flat rocks and enjoy the natural pools. However, it should be noted that the beach may not be suitable for disabled individuals due to the presence of a small slope leading to the beach.

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Amenities

Spiaggia di Chianca Masiello amenities include parking.

Bars

You can enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the bars situated on the beach.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the enchanting natural beauty of the beach, with its crystal clear water, natural pools, and unique features like slab stones and pebble areas. The beach's cleanliness and the surrounding scenery, including a pine forest and flat rocks for sunbathing, are also highly appreciated. However, some visitors express dissatisfaction with the beach's accessibility for disabled individuals and the lack of comfort due to the absence of sunbeds.