Emrata Beach

Emrata Beach is a public beach primarily frequented by locals. Despite its popularity, it is not overly crowded, even on hot Sundays, offering ample space for visitors to relax. The beach is characterized by its small, sand-like stones. The sea near the beach becomes steep quickly, but a few meters out, there are large stones where visitors can stand and relax. The beach offers a range of amenities, including the option to rent sun chairs and umbrellas. There is also a shop on the beach where visitors can purchase food and drinks. However, the availability of toilets and showers is limited, and they are not in the best condition. Parking is available along two streets adjacent to the beach, and it is free of charge. In recent years, nourishments have been carried out, resulting in a significant widening of the beach in various areas. However, some visitors have noted that the water near the port can be muddy, and there is a construction site nearby. Despite these drawbacks, many visitors appreciate the clean sea and recommend the beach for its tranquility compared to more crowded beaches near Amalfi.