A curved sandy bay at Carisciola, protected at the sides by low rocky stretches and close to Torre Santa Sabina.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
Its name comes from the crescent shape of the shore; it is distinct from the nearby Isoletta and Scoglio del Cavallo.
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A sandy bay framed by low rocks, with free areas and seasonal services that become busy in summer.
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The central entry is mainly sandy and generally gradual; rocks and uneven surfaces may occur near the sides.
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Reach it from the local streets and signed pedestrian access points; traffic can be heavy in summer.
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Parking and seasonal services are available in the surrounding resort, but spaces can fill quickly in summer.
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Onshore winds can increase waves and make the seabed harder to read; always supervise children.
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Families, visitors who prefer sand and anyone looking for a beach close to the resort.
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Anyone seeking complete isolation, guaranteed space or an entirely rock-free seabed.
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Water, sun protection, light shade for free areas and rock shoes for the sides.
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