Spiaggia di Gallina, Beach in Avola, Italy

Spiaggia di Gallina is a beach in the province of Syracuse, in the Sicily region of southern Italy, about 600 km south of Rome. It lies in the locality of Gallina, near Avola on the island's southern coast.

The beach lies at the mouth of the Cassibile river, in the Riserva Naturale Orientata Fiume Cassibile e Cave di Cassibile, established by the Sicilian regional government in 1990. The reserve protects the river's final stretch, its limestone gorge and the coastal strip around the beach.

The beach lies in the Gallina district of Avola, in the province of Syracuse, on Sicily's southern coast about 600 km south of Rome. Bathers reach it from the surrounding countryside, and the shoreline is used for swimming and sunbathing rather than for a fishing trade.

The beach has umbrella and sunbed rentals available, with a bar near the northern entrance close to free parking. Visitors should pay attention to varying water depths and local conditions, especially if planning to explore the rock formations and caves.

Natural stone arches and underwater caves along the coastline create distinct swimming areas with varying water depths and marine conditions.