Cala Greca is a picturesque beach located in a narrow fjord. The beach is characterized by its rocky cove and tiny spaces for free access.
Despite its small size, the beach is often crowded, especially during the peak season in August. Visitors are advised to arrive after 5pm to avoid the crowd and to secure a spot.
The beach is accessible through the La Rocca campsite, and visitors are recommended to stand along the sides of the fjord for the best experience.
The beach also features a restaurant that offers an exceptional view of the surroundings. However, it is important to note that the beach may not always be in pristine condition, with occasional issues related to cleanliness.
Best restaurants near Cala Greca include Ristorante Amecà Di Craparotta Giovanna, Baia Del Sol, Tunéz and Ristorante Portu 'Ntoni.
Visitor reviews highlight the beauty of the beach, particularly the rock cove and the exceptional view it offers. Access to the beach is also appreciated, especially through the nearby campsite. However, complaints were made about the beach being inaccessible at times, overcrowded with limited free space, and not being clean with the presence of algae and plastic.
If you’re planning a trip to Cala Greca, consider staying at the La Rocca campsite, which provides direct access to the beach. For a broader experience, many visitors also choose to stay in nearby towns like Agrigento to explore the rich historical and cultural attractions of the region.
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Latitude: 35.5050394 / Longitude: 12.5849836
Cala Greca is located in Sicily. The following map of Cala Greca shows the exact location.
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