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Carlo Cristallini. Writer: Cindy - Cinderella '80. Carlo Cristallini is known for Cindy - Cinderella '80 (1984), I gabbiani volano basso (1978) and Las Pausas del Silencio (1985).
Staying here puts you just 0.5 km from all the city-centre action. Culture vultures will be chuffed with the Archaeological Museum (3 km away) and the San Carlo Opera House (2 km from here). Shopaholics can hit up Via Dei Mille after a quick 10-minute bus ride, and the PAN Museum is a breezy 500-metre stroll.
- La Pelosa, Sardinia
- Favignana, Sicily
- Cala Goloritze, Sardinia
- Fontane Bianche, Sicily
- San Vito Lo Capo, Sicily
- San Fruttuoso, Liguria
- Sperlonga, Lazio
- Castiglione Di Ravello, Campania
- La Feniglia, Tuscany
- Cala Violina, Tuscany
There’s no point in denying it. La Pelosa on the northwestern tip of Sardiniais quite simply the most beautiful beach in the world. Photos really don’t do it justice, plus the surrounding Asinara archipelago and the loveable town of Stintino are worth sticking around for a couple of days to explore. Planning tip: La Pelosa has instituted a cap on p...
Standing proudly off the western Trapanese coast of Sicily, Favignana is the main island in the Egadi archipelago and was so named to denote the warm winds that drifted onto the coast. The island boasts about 33km (20.5 miles) of coastline which means you’ll have scores of different beaches to explore, from craggy Cala Rossa to expansive Lido Burro...
Is it a beach? You be the judge. Is it a hidden cove only reachable by boat or an arduous climb? Yes. Is it worth the effort? Absolutely. This UNESCO-protected cove tucked into the still untamed Gulf of Orosei is bursting with aquatic life, perfectly framed by the natural arch that juts into the blue abyss and the towering rock formation created by...
Choosing even twenty of the best beaches in Sicily alone is a thankless task, but I can confirm that Fontane Bianche is an indispensable addition. The tiny town of 900 is about 12km (7 miles) from noble Syracuse and presides over a 3km stretch of beach with fresh water springs that flow from the seabed, making it among the most pristine swims you’l...
Jutting out from the northwestern coast, San Vito lo Capo is one of those magical places where land and sea live in such perfect contrast that it becomes harmonious. The town is anchored by the 15th-century Santuario, an imposing Arab-Norman structure. The sea, protected by Monte Monaco from above, is so crystalline and calm that you may just forge...
Liguria has taken the battle for the ultimate beach to a sacred level with its stretch of sand located at the foot of a thousand-year-old abbey. This wildly popular spot, accessible only on foot or by boat, is more than just a good spot to work on your tan though – diving enthusiasts and fans of underwater worship can visit the Cristo degli Abissi,...
Turns out that not only were the Ancient Romans very good at building aqueducts and inventing concrete, they also knew a good spot for a beach club. The ruins of the Villa of Tiberius sit on the shore and include the spectacular grotto, which must have been the VIP room back in the day. These days, however, all the action is along the sandy coastli...
When you think of beaches, do you also think of dizzying heights and staircases that feel like cardio challenges, or is that just me? Descending from dreamy Ravello on the Amalfi Coastmay seem like you’re challenging gravity itself, and getting back up from the beach at Castiglione may cause you to rethink your exercise regimen, but it is worth the...
Have you ever walked through a forest that seemed destined to take you into the deepest regions of the strangest places, only to find yourself in paradise? Stretching for 7km (4.3 miles) down the southern Tuscan coast, La Feniglia is at the end of a journey through one of the natural pine forests of the Maremma nature reserve. It’s a protected area...
The name comes from a local legend that swears you can hear a magical sound from the sand as you walk on it. While you might have a hard time hearing it with the summer crowds, try anyway at this half-moon bay in the middle of the Bandite di Scarlino Nature Reserve. Planning tip: To protect the melody, the tourist office of Scarlino has also instit...
May 13, 2024 · From the glam see-and-be-seen hotspots of Amalfi and Costa Smeralda to little-known stretches of sand in Lampedusa and Elba, the best beaches in Italy gamely welcome all types of...
- Matt Ortile
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