Tenutella Beach, Mediterranean beach in Olmeto, France
Tenutella Beach sits on the Corsican coast with fine sand and clear waters between rocky formations on either side. The Taravo River marks the natural boundary at one end of the shoreline.
The Taravo River has shaped this coastline over centuries, serving as the boundary between two neighboring communities. This natural division influenced how the landscape developed.
Local fishermen work these waters regularly, maintaining traditional Mediterranean fishing practices that define the rhythm of daily life here. Their presence shapes how locals and visitors experience the shoreline.
You can reach the beach by walking from Route D157, where free parking is available along the road nearby. The footpath is short and accessible for most visitors.
Seagrass beds grow in the shallow waters offshore, providing homes for seahorses and young fish. You can sometimes spot these underwater plants when the water is clear.
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