Serrone is a small sandy cove broken up by rocks and natural pools.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
A compact bay where sand, rock and sheltered pockets of water meet.
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A small sandy shore alternates with rocks that enclose natural pockets of water.
Check the available space before settling in.
The bottom is more gradual in front of the sand and changes quickly near rocks and pools.
Enter the water slowly and check the bottom.
Natural pools are not supervised swimming pools; waves and water level can change them quickly.
Check wind and waves before swimming.
The bay is reached from the marina road network and may have seasonal services.
Check the route and parking before carrying equipment.
The sandy area can suit families in calm weather, but rocks and pools require constant supervision.
Choose the safest area and supervise children at all times.
Families and visitors who appreciate a small bay with varied scenery.
Arrive early during the busiest periods.
Anyone looking for a long, uniform beach or year-round services.
Choose a wider beach if you need more space or easier access.
Sun protection, water, shade and water shoes for rocky areas.
Keep your equipment light and take every item of litter away.
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