Spiaggia La Marmorata is a beach in Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia (Italy). It is sheltered from the scirocco and ponente winds.
It is easily reached by car following the coastal road east and leaving the vehicle in designated parking areas; the last stretch may require a short walk on a path. It is also reachable by sea with a kayak or boat when the weather allows.
A reservation is not required to access the beach, which is generally free. During peak season, the influx can be greater, so it's wise to arrive early to find parking and space.
La Marmorata is suitable for families if the sea is calm, thanks to gently sloping bottoms in some areas. However, it's still necessary to supervise children near the rocks and on windy days.
The area has limited or no services compared to large equipped beaches; it's advisable to bring water, food, and what you need for the day. For bars and dining, it’s best to refer to the center of Santa Teresa Gallura.
Yes, the bay is suitable for snorkeling and many people explore the rocks and bottoms. Those arriving by boat must be careful with the bottoms and the seagrass meadows, avoiding damaging them with the anchor.