Lazaretto Beach: what to know and how to get there

The beach è free and accessible to all, including people with disabilities. Access è is completely free and without any limitation.

Many services are available on site, including the rental of umbrellas and sunbeds. Thanks to these conveniences, the beach è also particularly suitable for families with children.

È there is a'dedicated parking area for campers, a parking fee for cars and a free one for motorcycles.

People are advised to avoid parking along the highway so as not to incur sanctions.

The beach è easily accessible by various means starting from Alghero:

• by bus, thanks to the suburban line or the convenient "beach bus" which makes stops at the main beaches in the area.
• by car, following the State Road 127 BIS in the direction of Fertilia–Porto Conte.
• by bicycle, following the bicycle path that runs parallel to State Road 127 BIS. In about 40 minutes you will arrive at your destination.

We recommend the use of extra-urban public transportation or the Beach Bus, both for matters of practicalityà and for the low cost of the service, which varies indicatively between 2 € and 5 € each way.

The Lazaretto Beach, given its length, can hold up to 800 people, but being quite well-known, it tends to fill up very quickly, especially during the high season.

For this reason, we suggest you go to the site in the first half of the morning to secure not only a place on the beach, but also a place in the parking lot.

If you find yourself on Lazzaretto Beach, we recommend taking a short walk along the coast to get to the Lazzaretto Coves, which can only be reached on foot.

Among the various beaches in the area, we also recommend you visit the Cala dell'Argentiera and the Spiaggia di Porto Ferro, which are located between Alghero and Stintino.

To explore the Coral Riviera in an alternative way, we suggest you consider an'organized boat trip or renting a dinghy.

Furthermore, the area offers numerous experiences such as a horseback ride by the sea or a quad bike ride with a stop for swimming in the sea.