Spiaggia di Tordigliano
Spiaggia di Tordigliano
Spiaggia di Tordigliano
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luisairis
Caserta, Italy300 contributions
Jul 2020
This is an amazing beach with a very clear water where you can swim in crystalline water and see a mountain in front of you. This is a beach inside the nature.
Very beautiful
Very beautiful
Written July 14, 2020
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Vagliò
Roseto Valfortore, Italy56 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
This is a great set of beaches that most will overlook.
I went with my wife. We used a scooter to get to the stop of the path and walked down. The path is NOT easy to see. I searched for it on Google Street View and couldn’t find it. If Google updates the images on a day in August, you’ll probably be able to see a cluster of scooters near the path. But if not, you’ll have to drive to where Google Maps suggests and then keep your eyes open for the 8km marker on the road. It counts up from west to east. There’s usually activity at the nearby lookout point. Find and vender or driver. They’ll help you out.
When you find the little gap on the concrete railing, there will be some steps that go down to your right. The hike down is not that difficult. I wouldn’t bring your grandmother or your small child, but it’s very doable. I’d recommend some good shoes. They don’t need to be full-on hiking shoes, but you’ll want something more substantial than the water shoes I had on. I ended up with a slight blister on my big toe.
When you get to the bottom (15 mins?), you’ll arrive at a small beach with a little scruffy looking building to your right. There is a larger beach to your left, but if you go through the little building on your right and climb up a ladder onto the rocks, you can reach the main beach. This part of the journey is the most difficult, but once you round the corner, you’ll see that it’s worth it.
Most people won’t walk down to this beach, either because they couldn’t find it or they weren’t up to the challenge. That cuts down on traffic. But you’ll still see boats pulling up to drop anchor.
The pebbles are about medium size for the coast. The water was warm and clear in August. It seemed saltier than usual but I’m not sure about that. There certainly wasn’t any vegetation to swim through. It’s a really good area.
Hiking back up takes 30-40 minutes but you won’t regret it when you think back on what a wonderful time you had.
I went with my wife. We used a scooter to get to the stop of the path and walked down. The path is NOT easy to see. I searched for it on Google Street View and couldn’t find it. If Google updates the images on a day in August, you’ll probably be able to see a cluster of scooters near the path. But if not, you’ll have to drive to where Google Maps suggests and then keep your eyes open for the 8km marker on the road. It counts up from west to east. There’s usually activity at the nearby lookout point. Find and vender or driver. They’ll help you out.
When you find the little gap on the concrete railing, there will be some steps that go down to your right. The hike down is not that difficult. I wouldn’t bring your grandmother or your small child, but it’s very doable. I’d recommend some good shoes. They don’t need to be full-on hiking shoes, but you’ll want something more substantial than the water shoes I had on. I ended up with a slight blister on my big toe.
When you get to the bottom (15 mins?), you’ll arrive at a small beach with a little scruffy looking building to your right. There is a larger beach to your left, but if you go through the little building on your right and climb up a ladder onto the rocks, you can reach the main beach. This part of the journey is the most difficult, but once you round the corner, you’ll see that it’s worth it.
Most people won’t walk down to this beach, either because they couldn’t find it or they weren’t up to the challenge. That cuts down on traffic. But you’ll still see boats pulling up to drop anchor.
The pebbles are about medium size for the coast. The water was warm and clear in August. It seemed saltier than usual but I’m not sure about that. There certainly wasn’t any vegetation to swim through. It’s a really good area.
Hiking back up takes 30-40 minutes but you won’t regret it when you think back on what a wonderful time you had.
Written August 13, 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
gianpu
12 contributions
Salve volevo sapere se data la situazione sanitaria la spiaggia è ora aperta oppure se è interdetta o si rischiano verbali.
Giuseppe M
40 contributions
Si riesce a scendere un con cane abituato ai sentieri di montagna e comunque ai trekking?
Si, certo.
Margherita B
Castelnovo del Friuli, Italy81 contributions
È fattibile arrivarci con una bambina di 2 anni o il percorso è pericoloso?
Vagliò
Roseto Valfortore, Italy56 contributions
Direi pericoloso. :(
Water taxi?
Non so quanto costerebbe.
LuciaZaira
San Valentino Torio, Italy
L'auto dove si può lasciare?
Vagliò
Roseto Valfortore, Italy56 contributions
Ci sono alcuni posti “meno legale” ma non sono vicini al sentiero. Meglio prendere un motorino.
Angelo M
Rome, Italy
Dalla fermata della circumvesuviana di Vico equense quanto è distante la spiaggia di Tordigliano?
Non ho auto, sono a piedi. Vado a dx o a sx per tot metri e per tot minuti?
Grazie
Angelo
Florarin
Vico Equense, Italy9 contributions
Ciao Angelo, la spiaggia di Tordigliano anche se appartiene al territorio di Vico Equense è più vicina a Positano che a Vico stesso per cui è raggiungibile con l'auto ma ancora meglio, visto la mancanza di parcheggio, con la moto
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