Spiaggia Mulino

Spiaggia Mulino is a picturesque beach in Salò, situated on the Brescia side of Lake Garda. This beach is known for its breathtaking views, rocky terrain, and its location near the end of the Gulf, heading towards the area of the cemetery cypresses. It is named after a mill, which is no longer in use and can be seen behind the beach. Notably, the beach offers a view of the old town of Salò from the southern edge of Conca d'Oro.

The beach is composed of stones and gravel, providing it a unique texture. To make sunbathing more comfortable, piers are available where visitors can lie down, avoiding the stones. These piers are also popular spots for diving, with divers often seen training in this part of the beach. For those preferring a more traditional beach experience, amenities such as sunbeds, umbrellas, cabins, and showers are available at the beach bar.

Spiaggia Mulino is well-maintained and clean, with sweet water spots available for washing and areas of shade for those seeking respite from the sun. On-site, there are also toilet facilities and showers, and the entrance to the beach is free. Visitors can enjoy a snack or lunch at the nearby kiosks and bars that offer cool drinks and snacks.

Parking at Spiaggia Mulino is convenient, with two car parks available. The smaller one is free, while the larger one, which also accommodates campers, is paid. There is a paid parking lot right in front of the beach as well, next to the kiosk and the mill. It is advised to always pay for parking or use a parking meter to avoid penalties, as there are frequent and strict controls in the area.

To reach Spiaggia Mulino, one can take a 15-minute walk from the historic center of Salò along the lake towards Via Tavine. Due to its popularity, the beach tends to get crowded from the early hours, especially on weekends. Therefore, it's recommended to go early to secure a spot. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a peaceful atmosphere, ensuring a pleasant visit for all.