The northernmost resort includes sandy beaches, La Rotonda and the stretch known as Mare te le Fimmine towards Campo di Mare.
Characteristics and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
Torre San Gennaro closes the Torchiarolo coast to the north, between Quatina and Campo di Mare.
Use the map point and recognised public access.
Sandy beaches include sheltered pockets formed near breakwaters towards the north.
Check the usable shore before settling in.
The sandy entry may be gradual but becomes uneven near harbour works, structures and rocks.
Enter slowly and check depth and footing.
The vanished circular coastal tower survives in the name; La Rotonda and Mare te le Fimmine belong to the same area.
Protect dunes, vegetation and historic traces.
The beach is reached from the promenade and resort streets; parking and traffic change in busy periods.
Check the route and parking before carrying equipment.
Some sandy stretches can suit families away from the harbour, structures and uneven bottom.
Choose the safest stretch and supervise children continuously.
Visitors seeking a beach near the settlement and several stretches to compare.
Visit in calm weather and good light.
Anyone seeking complete isolation or an identical shoreline throughout.
Choose a simpler nearby sandy beach if necessary.
Water, shade, sun protection and water shoes near rocks or coastal works.
Take every item of litter away.
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The southernmost stretch of Torchiarolo has a low sandy beach, fragile dunes and a coastline whose width changes with erosion and storms.
A mainly sandy urban beach follows the Lendinuso seafront as far as the Canale Infocaciucci area.
The engineered mouth of the Canale Infocaciucci marks the coastal transition between Lendinuso and Cipolla.
Between Infocaciucci and Lido Presepe, Cipolla combines sandy-calcarenite cliffs, rocks, pebbles and a coast affected by erosion.
Lido Presepe alternates a low cliff, a sandy-pebbly shore and low rock before the natural Quatina dune and wetland system.
Between Lido Presepe and Torre San Gennaro, the beach and dunes protect the Quatina back-dune wetland fed by Canale Pilella.
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