After seeing that spiaggia pelosetta was horribly crowded, we tried this one. It was empty but all covered by dead algae which is not a problem even when it didn't look like in the pictures. But, the most important fact is that there is a port or a factory at the end of the beach and because of that, I doubt that the water would be clean. Also, very accessible. If you want lonely (virgin) beaches, you have to look for the ones less accessible/commercial (without restaurants).

The beach is a long strip of white pebbles with various pirate spotting towers every now and then and salt-farms behind. The only reason, in my opinion, this is not a dream-beach are the mounds of dead posidonia (algae) on the shore and the fact that most of the historical buildings are not just in ruins(which would be ok) or restored (which would be better), but badly walled by recent but abandoned fences. Water is crystal clear and full of life. There is also a submerged stone pier. There are a couple of bars and beach resorts but most of the beach is free, which we enjoied very much.