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Rena Bianca Beach in Santa Teresa Gallura
Rena Bianca Beach in Santa Teresa Gallura
Hidden in the heart of picturesque Santa Teresa Gallura, at the northern tip of Sardinia, lies a gem nestled between the sea and sky: Rena Bianca beach. Known for its fine white sand and crystal-clear waters, Rena Bianca is one of the island's most enchanting and beloved beaches.
The tourism numbers in Santa Teresa Gallura (2025)
According to open data from the Sardinia Regional Tourism Observatory, in 2025 Santa Teresa Gallura recorded 124,757 arrivals. The busiest months: August (30,376 arrivals), July (27,322 arrivals), September (23,141 arrivals).
- August: 30,376 arrivals, 162,424 presences
- July: 27,322 arrivals, 144,926 presences
- September: 23,141 arrivals, 104,800 presences
Rena Bianca Beach: capacity limit
Since 2024, Rena Bianca beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Santa Teresa Gallura, frequented by both locals and many tourists, is subject to a capacity limit. To access the beach, it is necessary to book online.
Rena Bianca Beach: online booking
Everything you need to know to book a ticket for Rena Bianca beach
Rena Bianca Beach: prices
Prices are categorized by user type
| Adults | € 3.50 |
| Residents | free |
| Under 12 years old | free |
| Over 80 years old | free |
| People with disabilities | free |
| Companions of people with disabilities | free |
IMPORTANT
Requirements will be verified at the entrance
Rena Bianca Beach: when you can book
There are no date limits for booking, so you can book for any date you prefer from June 1 to September 30. However, be aware of the number of available spots, which varies depending on the dates.
- 80% of spots are available online for the 4 days following the current date
- 20% of spots are available online for any other date
In short
- if you want to book entrance to Rena Bianca on a distant date, you must act quickly because only 20% of the beach's maximum capacity can be booked
- if you want to book access in the 4 days following today, availability is 80% of the beach's maximum capacity
Rena Bianca Beach: how many spots can be booked
To try to guarantee everyone the right to access the beach, a maximum of 4 spots can be booked per day. If you are a large family or a group of friends, you will need to make 2 or more bookings
How to count children
Children under 5 years do not occupy a spot, so they should not be counted in the booking calculation.
Example 1
a family consisting of 2 adults and 2 children aged 1 and 3 must select
2 user tickets (because children under 5 are not counted)
Example 2
a family consisting of 2 adults and 2 children aged 9 and 11 must select
2 user tickets
2 tickets under 12
Tickets are non-refundable
Rena Bianca Beach: regulations
To preserve the beauty of this beach, it is mandatory to use a mat between the beach towel and the sand. This way you protect the beach and reduce the human impact on the shore.
You can purchase the mat at one of the shops in Santa Teresa Gallura or at the Info Point near the beach.
Entry without a mat is not allowed.
Information updated as of 2026.
Rena Bianca Beach: where to book
Santa Teresa Gallura has created an official website where you can book access to Rena Bianca beach. You can book by visiting the site www.ilovesantateresa.it
Rena Bianca Beach: where it is located
Rena Bianca is easily accessible from the center of Santa Teresa Gallura, with a short walk of about 10 minutes. For those arriving by car, paid parking is available near the beach. Local bus services connecting the beach with the main localities in the area are also available.
Rena Bianca Beach: umbrellas and beach facilities
Rena Bianca beach in Santa Teresa Gallura is well-equipped with various beach clubs that offer a variety of services to ensure a comfortable and relaxing day at the sea. Here are some of the facilities available:
- Rena Bianca Beach Club
- Lido Rena Bianca
- Bagno La Cabina
Services offered: sunbeds and umbrellas, beach bar, restaurants, showers available, changing rooms, restrooms, pedal boat rentals
Accessibility
The facilities at Rena Bianca are generally equipped to welcome people with disabilities, with ramps and adequate restrooms. However, it's always a good idea to check in advance the availability and accessibility of specific services.
Tips for booking umbrellas
During the summer season, Rena Bianca beach can be very crowded. It is advisable to book sunbeds and umbrellas in advance, especially if you plan to visit in July and August. Many facilities offer the possibility to book online or by phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I book access to Rena Bianca beach?
- To book access to Rena Bianca beach, visit the official site www.ilovesantateresa.it. Booking is mandatory, and you can choose the date from June 1 to September 30.
- Are there costs to access Rena Bianca beach?
- Yes, the ticket for adults costs € 3.50, while access is free for residents, children under 12 years, people over 80 years, and companions of people with disabilities. Tickets are non-refundable.
- What is the maximum capacity of Rena Bianca beach?
- To ensure everyone's right to access, a maximum of 4 spots can be booked per day. Children under 5 do not occupy a spot and should not be counted when booking.
- How to get to Rena Bianca beach from Santa Teresa Gallura?
- Rena Bianca beach is only a 10-minute walk from the center of Santa Teresa Gallura. For those arriving by car, paid parking is available nearby.
- What should I bring to access Rena Bianca beach?
- It is mandatory to bring a mat to use between your beach towel and the sand to protect the shore. You can buy it at shops in Santa Teresa Gallura or at the Info Point near the beach.
- When is the best time to visit Rena Bianca?
- Rena Bianca is especially loved during the summer months, from June to September, with peaks in attendance in August. If you prefer a quieter visit, consider June or September.
- Can I take a bus to Rena Bianca?
- Yes, there are local bus services connecting Rena Bianca beach with the main localities in the area, making it easier for tourists without cars to get around.