Plage de l'Alga

Not a beach for bathing due to the volumes of seaweed but part of a voadtal walk back the Calvi which was really lovely.

The beach is beautiful! One of the clearest waters I’ve seen in Europe with a lot of fish and vegetation on the bottom of the sea. The way to reach it is a bit challenging in the sense that there’s no paved path, but once reached there, it’s really worth it. Make sure you bring food and water with you if you plan to spend a couple of hours as there’s no markets or shops around.

Beautiful beach but unfortunately got covered with the seaweed. To come with the boat is nice but sunbathe I would recommend the next stone beach. 5 years ago it used to be clean and with the beach bar

Beach located in a narrow bay perfect for swimming far from the shore. The sand has many stones in it and is at some points clay like. The water is crystal clear and gets deep quickly after a shallow area enclosed by rope.

Nothing special, hard stoan road, for some jeep. I get to beach with Peugeot 3008, but i have off road racing expirience. Beach is coverd with covered in seaweeds and not goot for swimming.

Absolutely beautiful. Water was crystal clear and so blue. Bit of a hike down or definitely need an off road car to get close enough. No sun lounges or music.

Reach this beach doing the trekking to Revellata lighthouse, and enjoy incredibile sceneries! Full description at Waterwind dot it.

Visited Plage de l'Alga with high expectations, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to them. The beach itself lacks charm and offers little in terms of facilities or scenery. In my opinion, there are better beach options in the area. Not worth a visit.