Spiaggia  del  Troncone​

Latest update: 8 March 2022
With its soft sand and beautiful turquoise water, Spiaggia del Troncone (Troncone Beach) is one of the most popular summer destinations on the Cilento Coast.

Facing out to the Tyrrhenian Sea it offers a choice of private and public beaches with the public area popular with naturists. At the private areas you can rent parasols, sun-loungers and deck-chairs. 
There are plenty of dining options with restaurants and snack-bars available. Troncone is located along the main coast road between Palinuro and the nearby Marina di Camerota and its out of town location is one of its advantages with a car park just behind the beach providing easy access by road. ​
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Province: Salerno​

Region: Campania

​​Nearest town: ​​Marina di Camerota (4 km)

Access: public (free) & private, public naturist/nudist area

Close by: Palinuro, Camerota, Pisciotta

Parking: car park behind beach

Nearest train station: ​​Pisciotta Palinuro (15 km)

Fly to: Naples International Airport (178 km)​

​Recommended accommodation: ​Delfino

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