Pezza Rossa is a compact bay with a short strip of pale sand, clear water and Mediterranean scrub nearby.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
A small natural cove that must not be confused with neighbouring Serrone.
Use the map point to identify the exact bay.
Fine pale sand forms a short beach framed by rock and coastal vegetation.
Check the available space before settling in.
The entry tends to be gradual in front of the sand and less even beside the rocky edges.
Enter the water slowly and check the bottom.
Wind and waves can reduce the usable shore and alter the sandy entry.
Check wind and waves before swimming.
The bay is reached from the coastal road and local streets; nearby parking is limited in summer.
Check the route and parking before carrying equipment.
Sand and shallow water can be favourable, but limited space and rocks require attention.
Choose the safest area and supervise children at all times.
Visitors looking for a small sandy bay and a more intimate setting.
Arrive early during the busiest periods.
Large groups or anyone needing plenty of space and guaranteed services.
Choose a wider beach if you need more space or easier access.
Water, shade, sun protection and water shoes for the rocky margins.
Keep your equipment light and take every item of litter away.
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