Bagno Marino "La Lanterna" Pedocin

For the price of 1.2€ and its location (15 minutes away from center, by foot!) this is a great beach!! Although I agree that it is weird that men and women are separated (although they allow some older couples to be together). 4 toilets/changing rooms. Plenty of chairs available free of charge. The pebble stones are not the best for walking but there is a lot of paved area so you don't have to step on pebbles almost at all. There are lots of jellyfish in the water, along with some small fish, but nothing to be worried about. I found it quite enjoyable and I think it's a sign of good water quality. For me this was a good experience, because I was alone, but maybe not the best for coming as a couple. You can swim together, though...

Men and women are "strictly" separated. Female guards in the men's section and you have to change open feld. Doesn't bother me, but what a joke... You pay 1,20€ per person to walk on stones that hurt as hell. You have to walk 20 meters in the water to be able to swim for another 10 meters. There men and women are mixed again. I don't get it. Only open till. 19:30. Water quality is also not the best Not worth it at all

Unique pebble beach, separate between women and men. I felt very safe to take a nap on the beach after long walk.

The entrance fee was 1€ per person when we visited in the middle of August. The beach is not too large so it can get crowded. However, we had a very pleasant experience as there weren't too many people. The sea is beautiful and very clear. The whole area is clean and the life guards make you feel very safe when it comes to your belongings or well-being. There is a little snack store where you can buy beverages, hot and cold food and other snacks for reasonable prices. Note that there are separate areas for men and women (and all children < 12). In the sea you can swim together along the border but the beach areas are strictly divided. So maybe not the best place for a family visit. All together a pleasant experience.

Price 1,20 per person, divided into women’s and men’s areas. Women’s area is crowded. Children are screaming and women are topless. A little bit annoying.

Only 1€ for the entrance which makes this place the cheapest paid beach in Trieste. It’s devided. The women’s part is always overcrowded because kids usually go with mothers. To go to the sea with little kids this place is great because it’s closed, they can’t escape to the street. There is a bar and bathrooms, there shade areas and sunny.

As a tourists we did not felt very welcomed, our group payed 80 euros for enternace. The Italian guy next to us was very rude, throwing our personal stuff around because we are not Italians very agressive and rude. The lady at enterance was helpful, she called taxi for us. The waiters in the restaurant were rude. Not recommend at all.

Amazing place to visit in Trieste (just for 1 euro ) it's perfect for children's. Definitely come back and next year💜💜💜