The sound of a violin

The beach’s name evokes the sound you hear when walking on the sand, which is dotted with tiny shells that, sadly, are becoming increasingly scarce over time. The beauty of the beach attracts many visitors every year, so we recommend visiting out of season or arriving early in the morning to avoid the car park closing, as it has a limited number of spaces, specifically to protect this stretch of coastline from overcrowding.

To get there, you’ll need to follow an easy, mostly shaded path for about 20 minutes. There are no bars or refreshment outlets on the beach, so we recommend bringing water or some sandwiches with you.