Spiaggia di Scalea

Spiaggia di Scalea is a popular beach situated in the coastal town of Scalea, part of the renowned Riviera dei Cedri in the Calabria region of Italy. The town is nestled along the Tyrrhenian coast and falls within the bounds of the Pollino National Park. The beach is widely known for its crystal-clear sea and non-sandy seabed, which makes it an ideal location for swimming and watching the sunset. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a serene environment, though it can become crowded during the peak summer holiday season. In terms of amenities, Spiaggia di Scalea is well-equipped to cater to the needs of its visitors. The beach features swimming pools, children's games, bars, and snack bars. For those seeking a more comfortable beach experience, there is an option to rent a chair and umbrella. For visitors preferring a less commercial experience, a small free beach area is also available a few meters from the pier. However, it should be noted that this area is occasionally disturbed by the passage of cranes. Nearby, visitors can find shops offering food and drinks. For those arriving by car, free parking is available in the vicinity of the beach. The beach is easily accessible and does not require an entrance fee. To reach Spiaggia di Scalea, visitors can opt for various modes of transportation, including car, train, airplane, or bus. Despite the popularity and high visitor count, the beach maintains a peaceful environment, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and entertainment.