Lido Brin In Brindisi

It's a beach club. Permanent cabins have been built along the rocks. Seasonal cabins for locals. There's a small beach. But there are also several stairs to go down into the water. A beautiful, pleasant, and timeless place. Next door is the beach canteen. With its service. The prices remain cheap. A popular spot. They let foreigners in, with free parking.

A beach where time seems to have stood still, reminiscent of 1980s vacations. There are Job chairs and private restrooms, but the boardwalk ends quite early and there's little flexibility in lounger assignments. The beach also has a basketball court.

Evening with friends I should point out that I didn't use the beach, but the attached restaurant because a band we know was playing. We had pizza for dinner, which wasn't particularly good. The service was incredibly slow, and after the first bottle of Prosecco, they ran out of wine—neither white nor rosé, only red, which, given the very hot evening, was out of place. On a positive note, plenty of free parking. Affordable prices. With more effort, this place has a lot of potential.