Plage du petit Spérone

Plage du Petit Spérone is a sand beach along the Mediterranean coast in southern Corsica, characterized by fine white sand sloping gently toward the water. The shoreline sits nestled between rocky outcrops and faces toward the open sea, creating a natural cove.

This beach forms part of the Bouches de Bonifacio Nature Reserve, established to protect the marine ecosystem between Corsica and Sardinia. The reserve designation has shaped how the coastal area is managed and monitored today.

Local residents maintain traditional fishing practices in the waters near Petit Sperone, contributing to the preservation of regional maritime customs.

The beach is reachable from a northern parking area via a short walk on an easy path, with facilities located nearby at Grand Sperone. The shoreline is accessible along its full length, making it easy to walk and explore different spots.

The sand at this beach shimmers with unusual brightness due to its mineral composition, which becomes especially noticeable in strong sunlight. Mediterranean winds naturally sweep the grains into shifting patterns, creating temporary designs across the shoreline.