We were staying here on this beach in a holiday home with private access to the ocean. So we did enjoy this little beach here daily. If you arrive by car, there is a good number of lots right at the main road here. But they fill up very fast. After 10pm it is full - at least in high season. Parking is actually free, even though some local guy will try to charge you. The beach is free as well, even though there's a small kiosk, where you can rent chairs and get some ice cream and sandwiches. It is a stone beach, so just a towel will not be very comfortable. And I have to say that there's quite some garbage on the beach. Besides that, it's a nice little beach. Mostly locals and Italian Tourists gather here, not many international visitors, which is a good thing. The water here is really nice and warm. Very clean as well, at least in the morning. In the afternoon, when the tide changes, more algaes and garbage are being washed close to the beach. So take you swim before that. It's not a perfect beach. It's not the cleanest. But when the water is still clean it's just so beautifully warm and almost without waves. Really nice. Also to get a glimpse of the local life. Not worth for a daytrip I guess, but if you're around this area, surely worth a look. After 7pm the kiosk closes and most people will leave. A good moment to enjoy the beach for an evening walk or to let your dog have a quick swim.

It would be a superb beach if not for the stupid boaters anchoring in the bay, dumping all their garbage right to the sea. So you literally swim in general garbage. It's a trademark of Sicily. You get a yacht to get to the open sea so you can avoid swimming in garbage and then dump your garbage to the sea since it's not your problem anymore.

A really beautiful beach. The water here is clean and not too deep in the start, so it's good to come here with kids. There are some parts with rocks but mostly is without. I really liked this beach, the view around is amazing. There are 2 Caffe bars to grab something quick to eat or drink. In summer time can become crowded so if you want to be in the front better come around 9am or early.

Relaxing beach with not so many people (at least in September), what I dislike is the rocks. I'd rather go to a beach with sand

Beautiful beach, good for snorkelling and swimming. Gets busy on weekends and Fridays so you need to be there at 8am or before to get a good spot.

Nice beach, the sea is a bit not clean, neither is the beach itself.. maybe due to covid-19. But however it is decent and nice

Come during the week. The weekends are packed here. But the views are incomparable. Bring all of your own stuff as there is nothing here but rocks. You may want to bring some sandals or acquasocks to get in the water too. One of the nicer beaches I've seen around Palermo.

Very nice laguna and tree shadows to protect yourself from sun.

Very nice beach, clean water, however the access is open from 8:00 until 19:00 and there’s no shower.

Nice beach if you walk to the quiet end, there were no services that we saw so take your own umbrellas and chairs. Water was pleasant and clean.

Great and clean beach. It's stone beach which can be uncomfortable if you are not use to it. Recommend wearing a beach shoes.

Although you must go down 70+ steps to get to the Spiaggia and then lay your blanket on big rocks it is all worth it - the Mediterranean Sea in this spot is amazing with crystal clear waters!!!!! Also if you are into this - you can find some big pieces of beach glass.

Great public beach. You can park nearby. 1€/Hour. Or 4€ for the Full day. On weekdays its not really crowded although on sundays it can be completly full.

Nice spot for a swim when it’s calm. Definitely bring a chair if you can as the rocks are chunky! Sea shoes are a must.

If you like beaches with pebbles, this is a nice beach for you.