Spiaggia del Romazzino

Spiaggia del Romazzino is a beautiful and exclusive beach located in the Arzachena area in the far north of Sardinia. It is part of the captivating Maddalena Archipelago, a group of islands and islets that rise from the azure sea. The beach was developed in the 1960s in response to the growing global interest in tourism in this region. Prior to that, it was a secluded and unexplored territory. The development of this picturesque coastal area led to the construction of villas and tourist villages.

The beach is characterized by its sandy shoreline interspersed with small pebbles and rocky areas. It is renowned for its exceptionally white sands and the vivid color of its waters. Despite its limited space due to the presence of a hotel and a beach club, Spiaggia del Romazzino is often described as a must-visit location and an ideal stop for a day of beach hopping.

Parking is available for visitors at a certain fee, making the beach easily accessible. However, it should be noted that a significant part of the beach is privately operated for sunbed rentals, leaving only a few small areas for public use. These areas can get quite crowded.

In terms of amenities, the beach does not offer much beyond a luxury hotel bar. Visitors should also be cautious of reported instances of plastic pollution in the water, which could potentially originate from nearby yachts. The area also boasts a variety of tourist accommodations and facilities that cater to different types of boats.