Fegina Beach
Spiaggia di Fegina
The longest shingle beach in the Cinque Terre, a few steps from Monterosso station and the top choice for swimming and sunbathing in summer
Fegina Beach lies in Monterosso's new town, directly below the railway station. It is the longest pebble beach in the Cinque Terre and the best of the five villages for swimming and sunbathing. Most of the beach is run by paid bathing concessions, where an umbrella and two sun loungers cost about €25–40 a day. Small free stretches are at either end, and in high season they fill up before 9 a.m. A seafront promenade leads east through a tunnel to the old town, and the Giant statue stands at the western end. The water is clear, but when waves are high a red flag goes up and swimming is prohibited.
Opening hours
Open all day; paid beach open approx. May–Sep
Nearby sights
- Il Gigante, Monterosso
- Church of San Giovanni Battista, Monterosso
- Monterosso al Mare
- Sanctuary of Our Lady of Soviore
- Doria Castle, Vernazza
- Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia
- Vernazza
- Levanto