Spiaggia Ira, Beach in Porto Rotondo, Sardinia, Italy.
Spiaggia Ira is a sandy beach near Porto Rotondo where the coastline gently slopes into clear water and Mediterranean plants frame the shore. The beach widens at certain points and connects to nearby coves, creating a natural landscape typical of Sardinian coastal areas.
The coastal area around Spiaggia Ira has served as a maritime crossroads since ancient times, with traders and seafarers using these waters to connect Sardinia with broader Mediterranean networks. Porto Rotondo developed over centuries as a natural harbor.
The fishing heritage remains visible in the daily routines of nearby communities, with traditional boats and nets part of the local maritime culture that continues to shape the area.
Two parking areas serve the beach, and lifeguards are on duty during the swimming season to ensure safety. Rental services for beach equipment are available on-site, making it convenient for visitors arriving without their own gear.
The seabed remains shallow far from shore, creating natural pools where small Mediterranean fish species gather and are easily visible to swimmers. This unusual feature makes it one of the few beaches in the region where you can observe marine life while remaining in shallow water.
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