We tried to get there but the trail is half disconnected and a little dangerous, the way to get there is beautiful but unfortunately the 'beach' seems closed. Plus the really terrible. I really hope they put some work into the trail and re open the beach because it would be very beautiful. If you have a boat all your problems are solved, and you get rewarded by an empty beautiful beach.

I highly recommend NOT to go there. The beach is a mess and definitely not worth 10€

Warning! The info about this beach is wrong. The beach is not accessible by the street or by walking. There’s the structure of old stairs but they’re totally ruined and dangerous. The only way to access is to pay 18€ to a camping, that will allow you to access the beach from a way inside the camping or by boat!

The place is amazing but it's really difficult to go as we didn't want to pay 15 euros per person. We walked a little bit After the camping and it was possible to see the cave ! I will not recommand this place because of this commercial explotation of the nature... So sad !

It was a very disappointing experience! We walked all the way from Otranto Porto (40min walk) to this place just to be told to pay 10€ per person to enter a tourist town which is the only way to access it. If you decide to visit it anyway, be sure to bring along a pair of slippers to walk down the stairs, as they are very slippy. And be aware that the entrance into the ocean is somewhat dangerous as you find a metal construction standing in the water. Personally, I would not recommend going.

Best inlet beach on the Lecce coast. Pure sandy bottom, beautiful blue lagoon. Entrance is pricy, though, via adjoining camping site at €15 a person including kids 2+. No foot access possible.

YOU CANNOT REACH THIS PLACE BY CAR. The photos you see are from people who took boat tours or who visited before the paid access was closed last year. If you drive to this destination you will find locked gates and private property signs. I did manage to reach the sea from here, by walking back up the road and down the first dirt road through multiple olive groves and farm fields and bushes to reach the cliffs. Then from the cliffs you can see the bay but cannot get down to it. I walked further down the trail to a place where I was able to enter the water and it was nice, but there is no beach, the trail is hazardous, and requires going through thornbushes.

Achtung Touristenfalle!! Der Zugang zum Strand erfolgt über eine dunkle, heruntergekommene und nasse Treppe um die sich keiner kümmert und auf der Rutschgefahr besteht. Die Brücke zum Strand ist nicht existent. Der Strand ist nur mühsam mit kleinen Klettereinlagen über Steine durch das Wasser zu erreichen. Zudem ist der Strand winzig und bietet nur eine kleine Sitzfläche wo von oben Wasser tropft. Man zahlt hierfür stolze 15€ pro Person Eintritt. An der Kasse gibt es die Info, dass keine Rückerstattung möglich ist. Allein dieser Hinweis sollte einem zu Denken geben… Wir sind darauf reingefallen und haben die Anlage nach 20 Minuten wieder verlassen. Wem schlechte Laune und Enttäuschung erspart bleiben möchte, der meide diesen Strand und diese unverschämte Anlage!

Nicht hinfahren, es zahlt sich nicht aus, es gibt keinen Zugang zum Meer, die Brücke und die Treppen gibt es nicht mehr. Zugang gibt es nur durch den Camping und den muss man bezahlen.

Schöne Bucht , aber keine extra Anreise wert . Sehr gefährlich da viel Einsturz Gefahr besteht .

Very very nice beach, but it comes at a cost: 15 euros to give to the camping resort that you have to cross in order to get to the beach

Would say it’s not worth the entrance fee. Bit of a hassle to get the beach. Pool was no view. Facilities are under equipped despite paying an entrance fee, no towels, or soap.

Ist geschlossen man kann diesen Strand nicht erreichen. Der Steg ist zusammen gebrochen. Der Strand verwarlost.