Saliara Beach

Saliara Beach, often referred to for its striking white rocks and sand, is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful views and opportunities for photography. The beach is characterized by its turquoise clean water and white pebbles, providing a picturesque setting for visitors. It is particularly loved for its snorkeling opportunities, with the clear waters offering a great environment for underwater exploration. The beach is relatively small, which can lead to it becoming crowded at times, particularly during the peak season. However, visitors have noted that the beach can be less crowded during early June or late August, providing a more relaxed experience. Amenities at the beach include sunbeds and umbrellas, which are available for a fee. However, during less busy times, visitors have reported being able to use their own umbrellas without charge. It should be noted that toilet facilities are not located close to the beach, and showers are available for a small fee. Parking at Saliara Beach is free, with a large parking lot available for visitors. The beach is accessed via a 3km long road, which has been described as dusty and steep. Despite this, many visitors feel that the stunning views of the sea make the journey worthwhile.