Chiaia Di Luna

If you're feeling hungry, there are plenty of restaurants nearby offering delicious Italian cuisine such as fresh seafood and pasta dishes. Some popular options include Ristorante Il Tramonto and Il Ristorantino di Anna e Paolo.

For accommodation, there are several hotels and guesthouses in the area such as Hotel Chiaia di Luna and Hotel Ortensia. These hotels offer comfortable rooms and stunning views of the surrounding area.

There are also plenty of amenities available including sun loungers, umbrellas, showers, restrooms, and lifeguards on duty. However, please note that dogs are not allowed on this beach.

The beach offers various activities such as beach volleyball, paddleboats, and kayaks

Parking is available for a fee in the nearby parking lot, but it is recommended to arrive early in the day as it can fill up quickly during peak season.

Fun fact: Chiaia Di Luna gets its name from the moon-shaped crescent that the beach forms, resembling a "moon bay".

There are several attractions to explore near the beach including the Grotte di Pilato, a system of caves located in the cliffs above the beach, and the Faraglioni di Chiaia di Luna, impressive rock formations rising from the sea.