A mainly rocky section of Marina di Lizzano, with low calcarenite cliff and sea-shaped platforms.
Natural features and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
Monache extends for about six hundred metres between Conche and Palmintiello.
Use the map point as a guide and follow public access signs.
The shore is mainly low calcarenite rock with a platform shaped by marine erosion.
Inspect the shoreline before choosing where to stop.
Wet rock, natural steps and varying depth can make entry and exit difficult.
Check depth and seabed at the exact entry point.
In rough sea the platforms become slippery and leaving the water is harder.
Check sea and weather conditions on arrival.
Local tracks reach several points, but the final approach may be rough and unimproved.
Park only where permitted and keep access routes clear.
The rock offers less comfort than sand and needs particular care around the water.
Supervise children continuously, even at the water’s edge.
Visitors interested in rock platforms, coastal scenery and a less sandy setting.
Explore the area briefly before settling down.
Pushchairs, reduced mobility, small children and anyone wanting a broad beach.
Choose a nearby sandy stretch if you need easier access.
Water shoes, drinking water, sun protection and a comfortable mat for the rock.
Take all waste away and leave the place unchanged.
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