Visited for a day trip when we stayed in Amantea. About 1 hr drive. Breathtaking views, though the beach is not sandy but rocky. Very busy tourist area with prices to match. Happy we had the chance to visit.

Tropea Beach was my one regret from our Italy trip. Not that we went - that I didn't give us enough time there. I'm used to American beaches, which typically deserve as little time as possible and make for a miserable day. Not Tropea. Perfect weather, no boomboxes, no misbehaving kids, a couple of topless women, a view that can't be beat, crystal clear waters, and scores of fish that swim around your ankles (and occasionally take a little nibble). I wish I'd had an entire day to camp out there with my book and some snacks. This is what beaches are supposed to be.

Tropea Beach is quite fascinating. It's on the coast of Calabria, where delicious red onions are grown, which are unique. The red onions can be consumed, made with vegetable broth and pasta. The restaurant is popular for serving red onions, in an osteria-style Italian restaurant. Calabria is the toe of Italy, in the Peninsula's southwest, adjacent to Sicily. Sicily is the Mediterranean's island Tropea is famous for fish and red onions.

Excellent braces in Tropea. You can either access via steps from the town on the cliff or via road. Reasonable amount of cheap parking available for a few nice beach side testaurants. Clean beach with chairs and umbrellas available. Easy access with no steps from the car park in most areas. Definitely worth a visit. Would recommend the town and the beaches.

You must visit Tropea it is so friendly, beautiful, delicious, affordable, I could go on and on ! Our 3rd trip. Will go again.. the B&B we stay in is awesome. Donnaciccina run by Umberto, he makes you the most important people!

Tropea, a charming, pretty town with beautiful beaches and clear, azure waters. The town has a ton of character, a good variety of nice, fairly reasonable restaurants and shops. We planned to stay 4 nights but stayed 7. Love, love, love Tropea!

Gorgeous beach, crystal clear water. An absolute joy to swim in ! There are chair & umbrellas at cost but well worth it. Kiosk nearby and a public area to park it if you like .

This was our third trip to Italy with a plan to drive south of Naples, Amalfi peninsula, to the ferry for Sicily. It was recommended by an agritourism owner to drive this southern peninsula. This town was an incredible surprise nestled directly on top of cliffs. The walking streets were wonderful with shops, restaurants, bars. People friendly. Apparently this is a "go to" southern Italy resort town frequented by Italians. We were probably the only Americans there. The beach was wonderful. If you are driving south this is truly a great place to stop for a day or two.

The title says it all. A serious beach goer beach 😊. Bring your towel. Bring your beverage of choice sit back and relax. The beach was jammed with people. Locals and tourists. The sand was fine and clean. Walk 5 minutes and you’ll get to a rock beach if you prefer. Just awesome.