Pinarellu Beach in Sainte-Lucie de Porto-Vecchio - France

We are on the south of Pinarellu Beach, the closest zone to Capu di Fora and the Genoese tower. This beach is the most wild bordered by pines. Several accesses along the route lead to Capu di Fora with parking.

The extreme north is a bit wider but this zone is generally very frequented as we are close to the village.

The advantage of this bay is its shallow water (see people in water). People come with family, ideal for young kids.

Looking toward the north we see the grandeur of this beach. In the central zone we find several water activities and restaurants.

We are at the junction between the north and south beach. We start to see the little harbor of Pinarellu with several touristic things.

From this beach we have a great view of Capu di Fora. This photo shows the shallow waters in this bay which is great for kids.

We are on the part closest to the hamlet Pinarellu (near the route). We find a few restaurants in this zone and a vacation residence.

The zone near the St Joseph chapel (built in the 18^th Century, has long been the main church of the neighboring hamlets: Cirindinu, Testa and Caramuntinu) is less frequented. There is a dock with several boats.

Going more toward the north over a hundred meters, we arrive in a zone with rocks and a great view of the Ile de Pinarellu and the Genoese tower.

Behind the rocks we arrive at a new beach in the gulf of Pinarellu, just before arriving at the hamlet Caramontinu.