Spiaggia di Atrani

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Lovely views from the ferry boat! Picturesque and serene You can do better almost anywhere. Of course its lovely but the standard is so high around here. Can’t see the bottom at 3 metres in September Beautiful in Atrani, You have both options here — a public and a private club if you prefer more comfort. Just a small tip: the public doesn’t have bathrooms or changing rooms, so keep that in mind. If you need facilities, you can about 10 minutes to the Amalfi where there’s a public WC. Perfect spot to relax and enjoy the sea A cozy and charming little in Atrani - a small stretch of it is a public beach, the other bigger cordoned off is part of a lido, so you can take your pick based on your preference. The sand is much finer than most other beaches on the Amalfi coast and it is a good place to swim because of relatively lesser crowds compared to the other more popular beaches on the Amalfi coast. You can also admire the views and famous arches of Atrani from here. There are also some good front restaurants here, so you can really have a relaxed full day out at the at this place. The Spiaggia di Atrani, located in the small coastal village of Atrani on the Amalfi Coast, is a charming hidden gem. This compact, cozy features a mix of sand and pebbles, nestled beneath pastel-colored houses that seem to cling to the cliffs. Key Features: • Size: Small and intimate, ideal for those seeking tranquility compared to the busier beaches of the Amalfi Coast. • Accessibility: Just a short from the village’s main square, making it easily accessible on foot. • Atmosphere: With its picturesque surroundings and authentic charm, it offers a more laid-back and local experience than larger tourist hotspots. This is perfect for enjoying the Mediterranean’s crystal-clear waters while immersing yourself in the unique ambiance of one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. Very nice and clean beach. part is quite big and not very crowded. Amazing view. The is just fantastic! That bridge behind is gorgeous and the atmosphere is very chill Not crowded at all as the from Positano. Better to come here to relax that in that crowded parts of the overrated Positano Kids and family friendly The is deep, but this is normally in this parts of the coast A must stop place to enjoy the and views of the famous Amalfi coast drive. We were here during Easter break so not fun weather but thankfully no crowds as well. There is parking garage nearby to park and down the stairs to the beach. Toilets and cafes, restaurants near the and the town is cute with a perfect small town feel. Small, basic beach. 2nd week of October there was no sunbed or umbrella rental, so it was free. There are no cabins or toilets but to the right of the there is a nook where you can change if someone provides cover with a towel. It also provided shade for those of us who chose not to bathe. There is a tap on the same side to wash the feet. Children said the was very clear. There is a gelateria nearby and we bought from a lady near the gelateria which was fairly priced. Reachable by a pedestrian tunnel from Amalfi. We didn't see it on the way out and used the road which has no pavement. See the picture of the tunnel. Good which is not too busy as Amalfi's even during the weekend. A lot of space for spots (with towels) and enough of umbrellas with sunbeds. The buoys are not too close and you have enough space to swim (compared to Minori's beach). There is a playground for volleyball. After a visiting the coast the boat ride was magnificent. A true pleasure to see the different buildings and places. This is a beautiful clear with SAND within walking distance to Amalfi. This was our first day here and we didn’t want to pay for the beds and umbrellas at the resorts. This has a with mostly Italian locals and the is just as good as the paid clubs. It’s around a 7 to 10 minute from Amalfi downtown. You get to through the tunnel, so it’s actually a cool and pleasant walk. The is not too deep and gradually gets more deep. Here is how you will find elevate your experience. 1. Across the street from the there is a restaurant that has incredibly good pizza called “Le Palma”, get a take out pizza from there. 2. While waiting for the pizza, go into the plaza and get fruits and drinks from the small market. 3. Enjoy your pizza on the beach, eat your fruits, and cool off with a nice drink before jumping back into the ocean. Lovely black sand and pebbles with clear in an amazing setting. Not crowded at all and no sunbeds / umbrellas at the end of May. Everything about this has an authentic Italian vibe and we loved every second we stayed here. There are several caffes around where you can buy drinks and food and take them to the (PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF!) There are public parking spaces right near the but we couldn't find any avaliabke spots, so we parked in a private parking on the main road. Atrani is a must stop in Amalfi! The is bigger than the other towns so you enjoy more with less people. We came here two times around 3-4 pm. There is shadow after those hours. The is clean and the part is sandy. Highly recommended! 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