Planning to visit La Pelosa Beach in Stintino? Find out how to book your ticket, current entrance fees, visitor limits, opening rules and practical tips to organise your visit without any surprises.

La Pelosa Beach Tickets: Booking, Prices and Visitor Information

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When Do You Need a Ticket for La Pelosa Beach?

To protect one of Sardinia's most fragile coastal ecosystems, access to La Pelosa Beach is restricted during the summer season through a limited-entry reservation system.

A valid ticket is required during the period established by the municipal regulations. Limiting the number of daily visitors helps preserve the beach, its dunes and its exceptional natural environment.

👉 If you'd like to discover the beach itself, the crystal-clear sea and the surrounding attractions, read our complete guide to La Pelosa Beach.

Ticket Price

Access to La Pelosa Beach is regulated during the summer season.

Here are the main details to know before your visit:

Information  Details
Ticket required  From 15 May to 15 October*
Ticket price  €3.50 per person
Children under 12 Free admission
Maximum daily visitors 1,500 people per day
  • Always check the official website for any updates before your visit.

How to book your ticket online

Booking your ticket only takes a few minutes.

  1. Visit the official La Pelosa Beach booking website.
  2. Select the date of your visit.
  3. Check availability.
  4. Complete the online payment.
  5. Save your digital ticket and present it at the entrance.

During July and August, tickets often sell out well in advance, so early booking is strongly recommended.

How does the visitor limit work?

Each day, a maximum of 1,500 visitors are allowed to enter the beach.

Availability is divided into two booking phases:

  • 500 tickets released well in advance.
  • 1,000 tickets made available approximately 48 hours before the selected date.

This system gives visitors who plan at the last minute another opportunity to secure access.

Rules to follow

To help protect La Pelosa Beach, visitors are required to follow a few simple rules.

✔ Place a beach mat underneath your towel.
✔ Do not remove sand, shells or stones.
✔ Keep the beach clean.
✔ Respect the dunes, vegetation and protected areas.
✔ Always follow the instructions provided by the beach staff.

These simple actions help preserve one of Sardinia's most spectacular beaches for future generations.

What if tickets are sold out?

If tickets are no longer available for your preferred date, you still have several options.

You can check again about 48 hours before your visit, when additional tickets are released, or simply choose another date.

Alternatively, you can:

How to get to La Pelosa Beach

La Pelosa Beach is located in the municipality of Stintino, approximately 50–60 minutes by car from Alghero.

During the summer, public buses also connect Alghero with the area. However, travelling by car remains the most convenient option if you plan to visit other nearby beaches.

👉 To organise your entire trip, read our complete guide to La Pelosa Beach.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I enter without a reservation?
During the period when visitor numbers are limited, a valid ticket is required to access the beach during regulated opening hours.
How much does the ticket cost?
The entrance fee is €3.50 per person, while children under 12 enter free of charge.
When should I book?
If you're planning to visit in July or August, especially at weekends, it's advisable to book as early as possible.
Is La Pelosa Beach worth visiting?
Absolutely. La Pelosa is one of Sardinia's most iconic beaches, and the regulated access system helps preserve its exceptional beauty for everyone.

Plan your visit with confidence

Booking your ticket a few days in advance is the best way to enjoy La Pelosa Beach without any unexpected surprises, particularly during the peak summer season.

With a little planning, you'll be able to experience one of Sardinia's most beautiful beaches while helping protect its unique natural environment.

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