We visited on 4/2/26, days before the Easter weekend, It was still fairly cool and almost no one…read morearound as it was early in the season , but it is easy to see that this is the most accessible sandy beach in the Cinque Terre. No chaises or umbrella's were out yet, but we sat at Bar Gigantic and also enjoyed the small church across from the water. We did not explore too much as our train was leaving back to Milan. Cute shops. The shore is directly off of the train.

Of the five Cinque Terre towns Monterosso has by far the best beaches and water to swim in. Very…read moresheltered. Plenty of places to grab a drink or bite near by

Absolutely an amazing spot for food and drinks! Simple yet fresh meals prepared with love and care…read more Incredibly friendly and accommodating staff. I've traveled the world eating and the Blue Marlin will remain one of my favorite restaurants with many memories!! Thank you Blue Marlin

It didn't get much of a write up in the travel books we read before we visited, but Camogli beach…read moreturned out to be extremely charming. The beach sits at the bottom of a hilly town, where colorful building facades face the water. On one end of the beach there is an old church, and on the opposite end there are tree capped hills and cliffs. Overall, the scene is beautiful. The beach itself however, as a destination to swim and suntan, is certainly not the best we've seen. It's more rocky than sandy, and space is severely limited. That said, I would definitely recommend checking out this cool town and its beach. My only advice would be to bring all of your essentials (sunscreen, towels, chairs) beforehand, because the few shops that have them near the beach charge a fortune.

The free beach in Camogli is really lovely and my husband and I go every year. The only thing I…read morehave noticed over the last couple of years is that the life guards that are hired are more interested in checking out their reflections in shiny object and though you can hire umbrellas and sunbeds their unfriendly attitude really put me off. 5 stars for the beach and wonderful Camogli and one star for the staff that work there.

This "secret" swimming hole is wonderful! Water is super clean and the swimming area is easy to…read moreaccess. Be careful of the bold seagulls! They will snatch your panino right out of your hand if you are not careful!

Near the Church of San Pietro (St. Peter) is Byron's Cove, a rocky area where the poet Byron used…read moreto swim. I was here, but unfortunately without my swimming suit. Others at the time were more fortunate within the warm waters of this pretty cove.

My friend and I enjoyed the beach here, it's really rocky and there was jelly fish so be careful!…read moreWe sat on the beach chairs, drinking, and enjoying the views! Loved the umbrella because it was hot out, having the bar so close was lovely. We had such a great time (cost was worth it!) there's outdoor bathrooms that were clean and showers to use. This is the largest section of sand on all of cinque terre

I really do my best to consider all of the factors that go into creating a positive customer…read moreexperience, and I try to give whatever venue I'm reviewing the benefit of the doubt. Before writing a negative review I usually offer the establishment a second chance. Well, I gave Bagno Fegina a second, third and fourth chance and they consistently disappointed me. Let me be clear, Monterosso al Mare is remarkable. Offering one of the most spectacular beaches in Cinque Terre, the location alone should award this bar and beach club 5 stars. However, terrible customer service, inconsistent pricing and inaccurate hours of closure make for a frustrating day at the beach. Why would I return? It's SUCH AN AMAZING LOCATION! Here's what you need to do to enjoy a perfect day at the beach. Make sure you arrive with a friend. On several occasions I was charged for two chaise lounges and umbrellas, even though I only needed one. How unfair is that? Arrive as early as you can because the beach fills up quickly on summer days. The seats closest to the beach are highly sought after, but they aren't any more expensive. So you'll pay the same even if you're seated next to the restrooms in the back. Finally, be sure you ask what time they will be closing. If you are visiting the beach in the fringe season (Early and late days of summer) they might just start packing things up if there are too few people! Renting beach chairs is really expensive in Italy, and cutting your time short by 1-2 hours is inexcusable. Once you're seated, enjoy the sunshine and beautiful view of the Ligurian Sea. And don't forget your sunscreen.

This place is phenomenal. Great relaxing beach, incredible food and wine. It's impossible to…read moreaccurately describe how good the Bagno margherita is.... Just go there and find out for yourself.

From the owner: Stabilimento Balneare con ristorazione e bar. Terrazza sul mare. Servizio teli, pedalo, campetto da…read morecalcio, ping pong.

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