La Pelosa
Your summer begins here, where the sea touches the sky
Book the beach and access with your QRCode
To access the beaches, reservations are required to receive your QRCode

When you can book
There are 1,500 daily places available for La Pelosa beach. Reservations for beach access can be made:
- for 500 seats at any time with no time limit for the period from May 15 to October 15, 2026;
- for 1,000 seats no earlier than 48 hours from the date of access that is intended to be booked;
Children under the age of 12 do not need to make reservations.
Some accommodation facilities in the Municipality of Stintino have some places available, included in the daily places. The accommodation facilities can make reservations from 00:00 to 09:00 for the second following day; consequently, users at 09:00 will be able to reserve the remaining places.
Access control and therefore the need to enter with QRCode is from 8:00 to 18:00.
The daily rate is euro 3.50 per person.
Once the reservation is confirmed, seats are reserved for 30 minutes.
Payment must be completed by the time indicated on the summary page. If payment is not made by that time, the reservation is automatically canceled and the seats become available again.
Therefore, please do not enter multiple reservations with the same data, but complete the procedure already started. In any case with the same booking credentials (email and phone) the entered reservation will be resubmitted until the 30-minute deadline. The time of expiration is indicated in the reservation.
Beach access with QRCode
To gain access to the beach, the QR code received at the end of the reservation must be presented. The QR code can be shown to operators either at theinfo-point or at all beach access walkways. After verification, the operator will register the check-in and the entry will be considered valid for the day booked.
Beware of FAKE SITES
We have detected the presence of some sites offering reservations for access to La Pelosa beach. We warn users that this is the only site authorized to the sale of reservations for La Pelosa nor has permission been granted to third parties to sell them.
About Stintino
Unlike others, of Stintino we know exactly the date of its founding: August 14, 1885, the origin of the village of Stintino is due to the Italian government's decision to establish on Asinara Island the maritime quarantine health station and a penal colony.
At that time, the island was inhabited 45 by families, some engaged in sheep farming and livestock breeding, who had given rise to the agglomerations of Fornelli and Cala Reale, while in Cala d'Oliva lived fishermen of Ligurian and Ponzese origin who, after several migrations, decided to settle permanently on the island to devote themselves to seasonal tuna and lobster fishing.

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