Spiaggia La Pelosa
Spiaggia La Pelosa, Italy
About
A protected coastal beach in Stintino known for fine white sand and shallow turquoise waters. It feels like a tropical lagoon framed by a historic 16th-century watchtower.
Written from public posts on Instagram. Updated Sep 2026.
Worth it?
Rules come with this beach. In summer you must book online, numbers are capped at 1,500 visitors a day, towels go on a mat to protect the sand, and you rinse at the showers before leaving. Accept that and you get fine white sand, shallow turquoise water and a 16th-century Aragonese watchtower in the frame. Creators post it as a place to slow down, and it suits swimmers and families who plan ahead.
Before you go
- Book online before a summer visit; entry is not possible without it.
- Pack a mat to put under your towel, as the rules require.
- Rinse off at the showers before you leave the beach.
Highlights
- Mandatory online reservation required during summer
- Daily visitor cap of 1,500 people
- Must use a mat under towels to protect sand
- Mandatory rinsing at showers before leaving
- Picturesque 16th-century Aragonese watchtower
Details
- Hours
Mon–Sun 08:00–18:00 - Address
- Spiaggia La Pelosa, Italy
- Phone
- +39 376 0622272
- Coordinates
- 40.96548, 8.20951
Good to know
Spiaggia La Pelosa is a beach in Porto Torres, Italy. A protected coastal beach in Stintino known for fine white sand and shallow turquoise waters. It feels like a tropical lagoon framed by a historic 16th-century watchtower.
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