Very nice beach except its expensive. In theory you are legally entitled to sit between the low and high water tide. However in this beach some local authority has usurped normal legal rights claiming this area is required for emergency vehicles doing life guarding. Mum decided to sit down anyhow, a local self appointed life guard asked us to move on and when she didn't moved the life guard went off and returned a few minutes with some form of police person brandishing a fire arm and forced us and others to move. The alternative is to pay the 21.00 euro per day or go down to the public beach wichiis right beside the port and kept in a filthy condition. A bit of a racket really, I know the beach has to be cleaned but in Spain and France this rarely goes on. have stayed in Lido de Jesola near Venice and the Hotel gave out free beach passes.

Miles of good safe sandy beach but all privately owned by hotels except a couple of very small strips which are free for locals. We had to pay 29 euro PER DAY to use the beach, this included 1 sun lounger, 2 deck chairs, 1 upright seat and a parasol. You will not get siting down for seconds without being approached by lifeguards who patrol their areas and will move you on. Very expensive especially for families. We stayed at Hotel Esplanade and had to use adjoining hotels area of beach - also could only use back couple of rows away from sea.

If you like beach boardwalks you have got to walk this one.