Spiaggia del Principe

Nick C

6 months ago

Google

I loved this beach. We were recommended it by our hotel in Porto Cervo. Drive or walk here don’t miss out. NOTE: BYO your own water. This goes for most beaches in Sardinia. And it gets hot.

Alexey Subach

7 months ago

Google

The beach is nice - it’s really beautiful with turquoise water, the sand is white and soft and clean. It takes around 10 mins of easy walk from the parking. Alternatively, a tuk tuk service is available but no reason to use it unless you have trouble moving around. This beach gets really crowded though so the best time to visit is early morning or late in the evening. Parking is likely also problematic in the peak hours. The swimming area is pretty wide but the large part of is it really shallow. There were also a bunch of seagulls which was not so nice. Water was on the colder side at the end of August. Overall I can recommend this one, it’s one of those more popular ones due to the easier access and not an exceptional gem but it’s still good and beautiful.

Juan Fernandez

9 months ago

Google

We had a fantastic time at this beach. Probably one of the best beaches in Sardegna. I’ve never seen water this blue. Parking is ~12 euros for the day. We rented sunbeams and an umbrella. It is expensive at 45 euro for the day (traveling with family and kids). There is no shade so you either pay or bring your stuff. In any case, the beach and the overall experience is so unique that in someway it becomes priceless

Roshan Valecha

6 months ago

Google

The beach is really beautiful, probably one of the best we have seen on the island. Only downside is that there were jellyfish and we got stung... Be careful! The parking costs 2.5€ per hour or 12.5€ for the whole day. You have a small hike of 15 minutes from the parking. If you aren't comfortable walking on rocks, better wear closed shoes!

Ciprian Martin

8 months ago

Google

🌊 Beach Review: A Wannabe Paradise Turned Nightmare If you’re looking for a relaxing day by the sea, this beach is the last place you should consider. Marketed as a rising star among coastal destinations, it turns out to be a complete disaster. • 🚫 No Facilities: There are no toilets, no bar, no terrace—absolutely nothing to support even the most basic human needs. Upon arrival, we were bluntly told that “nature is your bathroom,” meaning you’re expected to relieve yourself in the nearby forest. Charming, right? • 💨 Unbearable Smell: The only thing that truly fills the air is the stench of sewage. Forget the salty breeze or the scent of sunscreen—this place reeks of neglect and poor infrastructure. • 🏖️ False Advertising: The beach may have sand and water, but that’s where the positives end. It’s a textbook example of how not to run a tourist spot. No shade, no refreshments, no hygiene, no respect for visitors. ⚠️ Verdict: Avoid at all costs. This beach is not just underwhelming—it’s borderline insulting. A fiasco dressed up as a destination. Save your time, your money, and your dignity. There are better places to be—like literally anywhere else.