Ristorante La Goletta Beach In Sarzana

We stayed there for 3 days in daily accommodation, cost 20.00 euros for 1 umbrella and 2 sunbeds and 5 euros for parking, very nice establishment, clean and well kept, nice and friendly staff, possibility of using food at the bar, or even restaurant, beach of white sand mixed with pebbles.

La Goletta is one of those places where you enter a little curious and leave already wondering when you'll return. 😎 The staff is a force to be reckoned with: always smiling, helpful, and ready to answer any questions (even the most embarrassing ones, like "how do I open the umbrella?"). One of the things that struck me most was the space: between one umbrella and the next, there's almost a beach volleyball court! No elbowing your neighbor when you get up from your lounger, no acrobatic dives to reach your bag... finally, you can breathe. The showers? True, you have to pay for them... but boy, do they work like a charm! A strong jet, perfect temperature, they make you feel like you're in a commercial (except instead of the tanned model, it's you trying not to get your hair wet 😅). Overall, the atmosphere is relaxed, tidy, and very welcoming: a simple yet well-kept place, where you can enjoy the sea without stress and with all the comforts in the right place. In short, if you're looking for a beach where you can be comfortable, relax, and feel pampered... La Goletta is just the place for you!

Everything perfect. Super recommended.

Overall, my experience was positive. To enter this area, it's advisable to make a reservation; otherwise, you risk limited availability and a slightly less warm welcome: priority is given to season ticket holders. Parking: It costs €5 per day, but parking isn't guaranteed. Sometimes you leave your car indoors, other times in a sunny square, or even on the street outside the parking lot—all for the same price. This seemed a bit absurd to me. Bumbrellas and beach: Prices range from €25 to €45, depending on the row you choose. The beach is clean and well-maintained, but bins are only located near the bar, so it's a good idea to bring a trash bag. The bathrooms are clean: the women's one has a sink, the men's one doesn't. Showers: Both hot and cold showers cost money, as does simply rinsing your feet. Free beach: Next to the paid area is a free beach, which is also managed by the beach club. Restaurant: Very nice and well-maintained. The bread was a bit stale, but the rest of the food was excellent. I prefer not to comment on the prices; everyone has their own opinion. Staff: Overall, very friendly, except for the parking staff, who left a little to be desired.

Excellent beach, reasonable prices, and not too high. Perfect if you're looking for a quiet beach. The sea has some rocks underwater, so be careful not to cut yourself. Beautiful views of the sea and the Cisa mountains. Well-stocked restaurant/bar with generous dishes.

Very helpful staff, not very crowded beach, comfortable loungers, and excellent weekday prices. We paid €20 during the week for two people with an umbrella and two loungers. On Sundays, it was €28.