Accessible Beaches near Bonifacio and Santa Teresa di Gallura

The best options in Corsica and Sardinia for travelers with reduced mobility

The stunning coastlines of southern Corsica and northern Sardinia, with their crystal-clear waters and fine sand, are an ideal destination for all types of travelers, including those with specific accessibility needs since many beaches near Bonifacio in Corsica and Santa Teresa di Gallura in Sardinia are equipped to welcome people with reduced mobility (PRM), ensuring that everyone can fully enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean.

In this article, we explore some of the most accessible beaches for people with reduced mobility (PRM), offering facilities such as dedicated services and reserved parking spaces.

Please note: beach accessibility may change over time due to factors such as maintenance work, regulatory updates, or natural conditions. We recommend checking the most up-to-date information directly with beach clubs and facilities, local tourist offices, or municipal websites before planning your trip. Local and national disability associations may also provide helpful insights and specific advice.

woman in a wheelchair on the shoreline of a sandy beach

Accessible beaches near Santa Teresa di Gallura (Sardinia)

  • Rena Bianca Beach: located right in the heart of Santa Teresa di Gallura, Rena Bianca is one of the area’s most famous beaches, known for its fine white sand and enchanting turquoise sea.
    The beach is easily accessible from the town center. Walkways and a ramp are available to facilitate access for wheelchair users. Some beach clubs are equipped with JOB chairs and other aids to help everyone enjoy the sea. Nearby, you’ll also find bars, restaurants, and shops.

  • La Marmorata Beach: just a few kilometers from Santa Teresa di Gallura, La Marmorata consists of two beautiful white-sand beaches connected by an isthmus. Access is easy, with a parking area nearby. Several beach facilities offer accessible services.

  • La Maddalena Archipelago: recently awarded the “Bandiera Lilla” (lilac flag, a symbol of accessibility), the archipelago offers several beaches with varying levels of accessibility. Punta Tegge and Monti da Rena are among the most suitable for visitors with reduced mobility, but we recommend checking specific details about each island and beach before visiting.
couple looking at the sea on a sandy accessible beach in sardinia, him on a wheelchair

Accessible beaches near Bonifacio (Corsica)

  • Rondinara Beach: located about 20 km from Bonifacio, Rondinara Beach is famous for its shell-shaped bay and fine white sand. Walkways make it easier for wheelchair users to reach the shoreline, and JOB chairs are available to allow access to the water. A large parking area is nearby, with designated accessible spots, and the toilets are adapted.Equipped beach clubs provide accessible umbrellas and loungers. There are restaurants and bars in the area as well.

  • Balistra Beach: about 2.5 km long, Balistra Beach lies south of Bonifacio and is popular for its open spaces and clear waters. Parking is free and access is easy. Walkways are available, and some beach clubs offer equipment for people with disabilities.

  • Palombaggia Beach: often ranked among the most beautiful beaches in Corsica, Palombaggia is located north of Bonifacio near Porto Vecchio. Wooden walkways lead to beach clubs, some of which offer JOB chairs for water access and feature accessible umbrellas, loungers, and restrooms. Restaurants and bars are nearby.

  • Santa Giulia Beach: nestled in a protected bay north of Bonifacio, Santa Giulia is known for its calm, shallow waters, ideal for families and those with limited mobility. The beach offers good accessibility thanks to wooden walkways and ramps. Some beach clubs provide JOB chairs and beach wheelchairs. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and water activities in the area.
closeup of a wheelchair on the sand of a beach in corsica

Useful tips for visiting accessible beaches in Corsica and Sardinia

Here are a few suggestions to make your beach days easier to plan:

  • Contact in advance: it’s always a good idea to contact beach facilities or local tourist offices beforehand to check the availability of specific equipment and book any necessary services.
  • Check sea conditions: Conditions may vary, so it’s important to get updates in advance — especially for those using JOB chairs or with special requirements.
  • Consider transport options: Planning how to get from your accommodation to the beach is essential. Make sure accessible transportation is available.

Corsica and Sardinia offer unforgettable experiences for everyone. Thanks to well-equipped and accessible beaches, people with reduced mobility can fully enjoy the beauty of these destinations.
At Ichnusa Lines, we are committed to promoting accessibility and inclusion by providing comfortable maritime connections suitable for all types of travelers.

woman in wooden walkway leading to the water of a beach