Beautiful view, suggestive beach and beautiful water, fairytale sunset, shame the bars were closed on Sunday but despite this the beauty of the beach was not affected! Truly unique! Worth visiting in the summer to be a lifeguard in that dream water

To die for, magnificent beach with lots of locals, free in April out of season, no depth for several meters. extra fine sand. Just a downside, presence of small jellyfish. Be sure to bring a beach mat; there are agents who will monitor you to avoid leaving with sand.

Stunning sea, Caribbean... the water is several meters low, we booked the day before from the official website paying 3.50 per person. There were people but not excessively (we were there in the first days of June) when we got there the parking is paid at 1.50 per hour, there are traffic assistants who will issue you a receipt if you have cash or the machines but they work only if you pay by card... after parking you have to go to the info point set up to check the booking QR code and then they make you wear a bracelet... included in the booking price are bathrooms and cold showers (but they cannot be used soaps) we bought the mats (mandatory) in the village where we were staying for €5 but they eventually sell them there where they check the reservations for €6 (the inspectors continually pass by for the mats, but they are kind enough, because a boy who doesn't 'he was not immediately fined but asked to remove the towel, drain it and go buy a mat if he wanted to stay... near the beach there is a bar and a restaurant (which they advised us against) we went to eat and moved 4 minutes with the car to the restaurant at anchor… we had a great time!!!

Breathtaking beach. Of course there are rules to follow and those who complain (as I read from some previous reviews) don't understand that if we end up having to put them in place it's to preserve the beach itself. Rather than advising people not to go, people should inform themselves and be prepared by bringing their own mats. They are probably the same people who take home a bottle of sand because "it hurts so much". Keep ignorant people away from this beach

Wonderful sand and water. But arriving at the end of the access walkway, being told that you have to register and book, returning to the pits on the road and queuing for registration is not exactly the best. Ok, you pay for access, you can fit in for this rare pearl, but do you make a unique point? Or report it well beforehand? Also because what if one first pays for the very high parking fee and then hears that there is no space on the beach?

You have to book at least two days before going there 3.50/pers and max 4 people/reservation. The beach is magnificent but crowded with people. We went there in June I can't even imagine in July and August. If you take a micro fiber towel, no need for beach mats to put underneath. Parking for 5 hours, €7.50 is not cheap. Honestly there are a lot of beaches in Sardinia that are free and not screened everywhere. Tourist trap.

Clear water despite a flood of people. There is no beach but the cooperative that manages umbrellas and sunbeds (35 € 1 umbrella and 2 sunbeds) and you book entrance to the beach (both equipped and free (with obligation of mats)) at a cost of 3.50 € per person. We were able to enter even without reservation because there was still room at the pseudo lido and we were still charged the reservation of 3.50 € px. Paid parking along the road with traffic auxiliaries always present. Despite being limited in number, too overcrowded with umbrellas too close. The sea, however, is a lovely blue. There is only a small bar, better bring food from home.

Beach by reservation through a special, every day h 8 open 200 places for the following 48 h, do it now. H 8.05 seats are already sold out. The alternative is to rent sunbeds and umbrellas in the beach establishment, about 45 euros per day. Parking 2.50 /h, if you arrive by 10 am there are still places, maybe not nearby. Need towel not terry, mat or microfiber is fine. Very nice beach, breezy. Unique colors. Unfortunately there are still those who use the towel and those who enter from the sides by positioning themselves on the beach without reservation. They're mostly on both sides of the beach, but I've also seen them downtown We poor fools instead booked, paid and queued up to wear the identification bracelet. Ridiculous controllers came by, they were looking at people and saying, this one doesn't have a bracelet... So if you can't book, know that with a little bit of mindfulness there are those who come in anyway.

The beach is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia. The sea is truly indescribable and the sand looks like flour. Everything extremely clean. There is unfortunately, or fortunately, the obligation to book with limited admission. We were unable to book and so went there at 6pm (when you can enter freely) after spending the morning and part of the afternoon at another beach. Considering that we are in early July I can say that I made the right choice, at 18.00 the sun is still very high, it is still hot and the bath is great! By doing so we managed to find parking and not have too much chaos around. Even if people were there and not a little. Needless to say, if you stay here a bath or a day at La Pelosa is a must!

I visited beaches in Greece (balos, Elafonisi) , the Seychelles (Anse Lazio) and many others, I can say that the Hairy has a beautifully colored sea, a blue with shaded chrome, and very fine white sand. There are people definitely, just get off early (by 9 am) and position yourself at your best. If you can't book, you can still get off to swim and walk ashore. More than a stop definitely deserves it.