Departing from Villa Ari

There are numerous beaches around San Vincenzo, some are equipped, many others free.

The beaches from north to south in sequence

La Conchiglia stretches north of San Vincenzo close to viale Serristori. It is a long, wide sandy beach bordered by maritime pines, dune relief and Mediterranean scrub.

We can choose between bathing establishments, well spaced out, or use the vast public beach where during the bathing period lifeguard towers are active to protect those who wish to enjoy this splendid glimpse of the Costa degli Etruschi.

The sea is clear and transparent and easy to access thanks to its sandy, sloping seabed. A favourite spot for families with children, the beach offers numerous services and amenities. It is one of the beaches that can boast of having been awarded the Blue Flag and the Green Flag.

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Lovers of walking can enjoy a wide stretch of spectacular coastline, flanked by pinewoods, Mediterranean maquis and dune reliefs, that from the north of the Conchiglia beach stretches for kilometres as far as Marina di Castagneto Carducci, practically devoid of urban settlements.

Centre Beach

It runs entirely along the coast and occupies the entire shoreline for about 3 kilometres, unless it is interrupted in the central area of the town to make way for the new marina. Some stretches of beach are occupied by bathing establishments, while others are free.

La Principessa Beach

To the south of the town centre begins La Principessa beach, characterised by fine sand and clear, gently sloping sea with pine forest and dunes covered by Mediterranean scrub behind. Accessible to all, although some stretches are reserved for tourist facilities. Not bad, however, it is a very long beach where everyone can find their own privacy.

Dog Beach

The name already represents it; it is reserved for our four-legged friends.

Rimigliano beach

Eagle's Nest

A section of Rimigliano beach, between entrance 9 and entrance 10, is dedicated to naturists; it is called Nido dell'Aquila

The free beach of Rimigliano (Rimigliano Park) is a very long strip of sand stretching for over 6 kilometres, behind it the best that 'mother nature could create'. Access to the beach is well signposted with numbering from 1 to 10, and is from the Principessa Provincial Road, where it is possible to park and walk through the pine forest. The beach at Rimigliano is entirely free and there is only a bar-pizzeria, but it is equipped with public services such as showers, toilets and numerous picnic areas. read more about Rimigliano dell'Aquila beach, and is manned and authorised by the Italian Naturist Association.