Spiaggia Bianca is a beach in Golfo Aranci, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the scirocco and ponente winds.
The beach is reachable with a short drive from the center of Golfo Aranci or by walking from some points on the promenade. There are also docking points for small boats from the local port in season.
Generally, the beach is open access and does not require a reservation for entry. During peak season, beach establishments offering umbrellas and sunbeds may require reservations for their services.
Yes, the bay features stretches of sand with relatively calm waters, suitable for families; however, it is always recommended to supervise children, as the depths can vary near the rocks.
There are parking areas near the beach, but space is limited, especially during peak season. Consider arriving early or parking in Golfo Aranci and reaching the beach on foot if parking is full.
Snorkeling is one of the activities possible due to the clear bottoms and rocky stretches; visibility is good with calm seas. For organized dives, it is advisable to contact local diving centers operating in the area.