Lozari Beach, Sandy beach in Belgodère, Corsica, France

Lozari Beach is a broad stretch of pale tan sand in Belgodère, on Corsica's northern coast, meeting the water along a gently curving shoreline. Umbrellas and bathers cluster on the sand, with a green scrub-covered hill rising behind. The beach lies about 900 km southeast of Paris, in a Mediterranean climate averaging 14 °C.

Lozari Beach lies in the commune of Belgodère, on Corsica's northern coast. The source documents record no medieval Genoese trade route or 16th-century watchtowers at the site; the only historical data available is its administrative attachment to Belgodère and its position about 900 km from Paris.

The beach lies at the foot of the village of Belgodère, in the Balagne region of northern Corsica. Its name, Lozari, is the one used locally for this stretch of the coast, and the sand is bordered inland by a green, scrub-covered hill. Bathers spread towels and umbrellas across the pale sand in summer.

Two main parking areas provide straightforward access to the beach and connect to water sports facilities. One lot sits near Casa di Losari while the other is located in the central section, making it easy to reach the water sports area.

The beach lies at the foot of a green, scrub-covered hill that rises behind the shoreline, visible from the sand. The sand itself is pale tan and mostly flat, marked by footprints and scattered patches of dry, low vegetation at its western edge. In summer, umbrellas and towels cluster densely toward one end of the beach.