Barzolla Beach

Barzolla Beach is a small free coastal sector north of Sant’Isidoro’s main bay, historically described as a mix of sand, stones, low rock and coastal vegetation. The pin is a sector reference because no dedicated official coordinate for the local name was found.

Reach the coast by road, then continue on foot over uneven or rocky ground. Use only clearly public access points and do not improvise routes across private land or exposed rocks.

A small mixed shoreline with sand, stones and rock. The seabed is uneven and can deepen within a few metres.

Possible with older children used to mixed rocky shores in calm conditions; for small children, simpler sandy access is preferable.

Use resort parking; rules and availability can change in summer. Arrive early in peak season and check local signs.

Rock, paths or steps make the site unsuitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs and reduced mobility.

Avoid wet rocks in wind or waves; never dive without checking depth and underwater obstacles.

A small mixed shoreline with sand, stones and rock. The seabed is uneven and can deepen within a few metres. Avoid wet rocks in wind or waves; never dive without checking depth and underwater obstacles.

Access, parking and bathing rules can change seasonally; always check current signs and local orders on site.