Spiaggia di Li Vitriceddi, Mediterranean beach in Arzachena, Italy
Li Vitriceddi is a sandy beach with a southeast-facing shoreline in Arzachena, bordered by rocky outcrops and framing views toward Isola Soffi. The beach extends roughly 250 meters and sits between stone formations that shape its edges.
The coastline around this beach holds archaeological remains from ancient times, including stone structures called nuraghes that date to prehistoric periods. These old buildings are part of the region's inherited past.
The restaurants and beach bars nearby serve traditional Sardinian food made with fresh seafood and ingredients sourced from local fishermen and producers.
Access to the beach is through marked pathways starting from designated parking areas, with facilities and equipment rentals located near Cala di Volpe. Visitors should follow the marked routes and check what amenities are available in that nearby area.
The beach faces southeast, offering good conditions for watching boats navigate between islands while swimming in waters home to many fish species. This mix of boat-watching and aquatic life makes the place interesting for those who enjoy observation.
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