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One of Italy‘s most magnificent hidden beaches is located in the charming Italian town of San Nicola Arcella. Travelers often pass by secluded Arcomagno Beach without knowing what they have missed. Arcomagno Beach is home to a towering natural arch that leads to a secret pebble beach. Viewing the pristine aquamarine waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea framed by Arcomagno’s stately natural arch will convince you that you have stumbled upon an enchanted paradise.
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In order to reach Arcomagno Beach, visitors must climb a sizable staircase and traverse some rocky terrain. Arcomagno can also be reached via kayak or paddleboat. If you’re attempting to hike to Arcomagno, be sure to wear sturdy footwear because the ground leading to the beach is jagged and uneven. There are no amenities at Arcomagno, so it is important to pack drinks, snacks, and beach supplies.
Reaching Arcomagno may take a little more effort than your average beach trip, but the reward is tremendous. Secluded Arcomagno Beach is one of the most peaceful beaches imaginable. There are generally very few people on the beach. The shallow, placid water is perfect for floating, wading, and relaxing without a care in the world. The stone cliffs that surround Arcomagno Beach will make you feel as though you have a private beach for a day.
Arcomagno Beach on the Coast of the Cedars, Tyrrhenian Sea, South of Italy
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The Arcomagno Beach Resort—which is located in San Nicola Arcella—overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea and features a lovely garden, a temperate pool, and a restaurant and bar that serves delectable salumi and cocktails. Guests can easily trek to Arcomagno Beach and arrive back at the Arcomagno Beach Resort in time for a sumptuous dinner and a poolside view of a prismatic sunset.
If you’re an early bird, watching the sunrise at Arcomagno Beach is a truly awe-inspiring experience. There are few things more breathtaking than watching light shine through the arch at Arcomagno Beach.
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