Spiaggia di Agrustos is a beach in Budoni, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the maestrale, scirocco and ponente winds.
You mainly arrive by car following the signs to the Agrustos district in the municipality of Budoni; there are pedestrian accesses from the inhabited area and parking nearby. It is also possible to reach it by sea from the coast and local ports with small boats in calm sea conditions.
Access to the beach is public and does not require a reservation, but for umbrellas and sunbeds at beach establishments, it’s advisable to book or arrive early during peak season. Some services may only be available in the warmer months.
Yes: the shallow waters and fine sand make Agrustos particularly suitable for families with small children. Adult supervision is important during swimming, and attention should be paid to any currents or wind.
There are public and private parking areas near the pine forest and accesses to the beach, but in high season they can fill up quickly. Arriving in the morning or using local shuttles (if available) helps avoid parking issues.
There are beach establishments with services and seasonal kiosks in the area; in summer months, it is usually possible to rent sunbeds, umbrellas, and basic water sports equipment. The offerings vary with the season, so it’s good to inquire in advance about specific services.