Spiaggia Giunco

Spiaggia Giunco is a beach located on the island of Sardinia. It is known for its naturalistic and essential approach, with little transformation in terms of amenities typically found on a classic coast. This beach is characterized by its sandy bottom and shallow water that extends for several hundred meters, making it suitable for children and people who are not very familiar with the sea. The water is ankle-deep for a significant distance, and it is often referred to as the 'children's beach' by locals due to its safety for young swimmers. The beach is a large shoal and is currently a strip of sand, although it is gradually shrinking due to coastal erosion. Despite this, it remains a popular spot for locals and serves as a bit of a summer lounge. It is also pet-friendly, with a designated area for dogs. Spiaggia Giunco is easy to reach, being about one kilometer from the town center. There is ample parking available nearby, and the beach is also accessible by bus. The path to the beach is straightforward and short, making it convenient for visitors. The water at Spiaggia Giunco is crystal clear, and the beach is quite long, albeit narrow. One of its unique features is a sudden change in water depth about one kilometer from the shore, indicated by a change in the water's color from transparent light blue to a deeper blue.