Marinella Beach

Marinella Beach stretches across a wide natural gulf between Porto Rotondo and Golfo Aranci, offering one of the largest sandy bays in this part of the coastline. The shoreline is composed of pale, fine sand, with broader sections alternating with gentle curves that follow the natural shape of the bay. The horizon opens toward the open sea and, on clear days, the island of Figarolo and the profile of Capo Figari are clearly visible.

The sea in front of Marinella Beach is generally calm and remains shallow for several meters from the shore, with shades ranging from light green to bright turquoise. The shape of the gulf often provides good protection from stronger winds, making the bay bright and welcoming in many weather conditions. During calm moments, the water surface reflects the sky, creating a mirror-like effect that enhances the sense of space.

Behind the beach, Mediterranean scrub alternates with hospitality structures and small residential areas, relatively well integrated into the landscape. Despite its easy access, Marinella Beach retains a clearly natural character, especially in the sections farther from the main access points.

Arriving by dinghy allows you to appreciate the wide and regular shape of the bay from the sea. From offshore, the contrast between the pale line of sand and the deeper blue waters becomes evident. Including Marinella Beach in a dinghy tour between Porto Rotondo, Golfo Aranci and the nearby coves means sailing along one of the brightest and most open stretches of the coastline, alternating shallow-water stops with short scenic navigation.