The Bay Trentova Agropoli, located in the coastal town of Agropoli within the Cilento region, is a popular beach known for its clear waters and beautiful views. The beach is named after a local legend about 30 seagull or turtle eggs found in a nearby cave. It is recognized for its natural beauty, often receiving the prestigious Blue Flag award from the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE).
The beach can be easily accessed by public transportation, car, bike, or boat. The closest road is the SS18, and there is a paid parking lot located just 50 meters from the beach. For those who prefer to walk, a wooden walkway leads directly to the beach.
The Bay Trentova Agropoli is characterized by its sandy areas interspersed with rocks and stones, with the water ranging in color from green to turquoise. It is recommended that visitors bring appropriate footwear. The beach is surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation, and the Trentova rock can be seen in the water. The beach has both free and equipped areas, with beach clubs available for those seeking amenities.
Visitors to the beach can engage in a variety of activities including diving, canoeing, and snorkeling. There are also hiking trails in the vicinity, such as the Trentova Trail, which is part of the Trentova-Tresino Natural Oasis network of trails. This trail offers stunning views of the sea and the surrounding vegetation, and visitors might spot the harmless Vespa Spider during the months of July and August.
Despite its popularity, the beach can get quite crowded, especially on weekends. It also offers a large parking area for cars and caravans, with a small fee required. For those seeking comfort, there is the option to rent a lounge chair and beach umbrella in a semi-private lido. Cafes and bars can be found nearby for convenience. While the beach maintains its natural beauty, it is worth noting that it can sometimes be affected by dry algae.
