Reitani San Lorenzo

The sand was soft and the beach looked beautiful, but the water was dirty with plastic cups and other litter when we visited. It may have been the wind, since the sea was choppy. I’d seen photos of calm, clear water here, but that wasn’t what we found. Check the wind before going. Still a beautiful spot.

The fine sand and clear, pristine water make this a lovely beach. There are a few lidos renting chairs and umbrellas. Book ahead if you want to make sure you get space.

We found a sandy beach with turquoise water and not many boats around, a nice place to relax for the day and family friendly. There were some fish, though nothing especially colorful. It was a bit windy during our visit, which reduced visibility in the water. Near the beach entrance there’s a truck selling water and ice cream, plus a beach club where you can rent a sun lounger and umbrella. A few car parks nearby were reasonably priced at €5 per day.

We paid €120 for a canopy today because it was the only option available. Most of the beach spots, around 90%, were empty when we arrived, though we were told they were reserved. Nobody ever came to use them. It took 20 minutes to get our order of two coffees and a Coke. Showers are off limits unless you have the premium package. When it rained and then cleared, they closed the beach even though it was only 4 PM and the weather was fine. I wouldn’t recommend coming here. There are two other beaches right next to it that are much the same, and you can walk past this one to check them out.