Punta Penna Grossa Beach, Italy - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Punta Penna Grossa Beach is a beautiful natural reserve with a public and catered beach. The beach is known for its lovely sand and clear water. However, in some parts, visitors might find algae. The beach is long, providing ample space for visitors to enjoy. The beach is equipped with amenities such as a bar, toilets, and changing rooms. However, the availability of food is intermittent and the toilets can sometimes be out of action. There is also a kiosk for drinks and snacks. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for use, providing a little distance from neighbours. Parking is available near the beach. Visitors can leave their cars at the nearby parking and take a shuttle to the beach. The shuttle service is frequent and there is a nice place in the shadow to wait for it. The cost for parking is 5 € per day. The beach is accessible by a train service. Visitors are advised to bring their own drinks and food, especially if they plan to spend the day away from the main beach where there are no other bars. Despite being a popular destination, the beach is not overly crowded, even on Sundays.

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Amenities

Punta Penna Grossa Beach amenities include parking, toilet and loungers.

Bars

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

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the natural beauty of the beach, with its lovely sand, clear water, and the tranquility it offers, especially during off-peak seasons. They also appreciate the availability of amenities such as bathrooms, showers, and a shuttle service from the nearby parking area. However, some visitors have expressed dissatisfaction with the poor condition of the facilities, particularly the toilets, and the high cost associated with their use.