Marina di Vico

Marina di Vico, also known as Le Postali, is a picturesque beach located in the town of Vico Equense in the Campania region of Italy. The beach is known for its breathtaking views, including notable landmarks such as the Margherita rock and the Tartaruga beach, so named due to a turtle-shaped rock formation. Its waters are crystal clear, and its shoreline is characterized by black sand and smooth pebbles, providing a unique and serene setting. The beach is accessible by various modes of transportation. Visitors can reach the beach by bus from the station in the town center, or opt for a scenic walk along a nature trail that leads to the beach. For those who prefer driving, parking is available for a fee. Certain sections of the beach, known for their tranquility, can only be reached by water transport services, including a taxi boat. Marina di Vico is not typically crowded, offering a relaxing environment for both families and adults. It boasts a comfortable entrance to the sea and a clean beach area, making it a popular choice for a day out. The beach also features a small free area, as well as a paid area where sunbeds and umbrellas can be rented. In terms of amenities, Marina di Vico offers a range of services catering to the needs of its visitors. These include an area for children to play, access for pets, and hot showers. For refreshments and meals, there is a bar and restaurant service available at the beach. Payment for these services can be made using cards, adding to the convenience for tourists. In addition to these amenities, the beach offers a variety of activities to keep visitors entertained. These include water sports, trekking, and horseback riding. Visitors can also rent small boats for a day on the water, providing a unique way to explore the surrounding areas.