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Sardinia Beach Bans Umbrellas and Gazebos!
10 Jun
Summary
- Sardinia's beaches now have strict summer rules in force.
- Gazebos and tents are banned, alongside beach umbrellas.
- A €10 fee is required to enter Punta Molentis beach.
Sardinia has implemented strict regulations across its beaches for the summer season, effective until the end of October. These new rules prohibit the use of gazebos and tents, and even beach umbrellas are no longer permitted. The local council cited a recent fire and "exceptional marine weather events" as the primary reasons for these stringent measures.
Punta Molentis, a beach situated within a protected conservation area, now requires an entry fee of €10. These regulations aim to manage visitor impact on popular coastal areas. Sardinia remains a favored destination for international tourists, known for its pristine beaches and clear Mediterranean waters.
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