Spiaggia dei Gabbiani

The Spiaggia dei Gabbiani is a place that looks like a small wild paradise. It is a small, isolated and remote cove, perfect for those who want to be in contact with nature. This beach is located exactly at the point where Monte Conero plunges vertically into the water and the white rocks sink into the intense blue of the Adriatic waters, opening up a small inlet of stones and pebbles.

There are no services of any kind, and this has allowed its natural characteristics to be preserved over the years. Crystal clear sea, wild nature, and Monte Conero as a backdrop truly make it a place of exploration with a unique charm.

Spiaggia dei Gabbiani is adjacent to the more famous Spiaggia dei Forni and it is said that there was once a cave at that point where slaves were imprisoned in the past. The cave was closed due to a landslide at the beginning of the last century.

Access to the beach is currently not permitted.