Singita Miracle Beach — Attraction in Fiumicino

Convenient spot with pleasant food (Gazpacho del Mar, Paccheri con Tonno and Velvet Polpo as highlights). The service at the bar/reception felt a bit distracted and inattentive. Maybe it was the matter of young staff short-hired for the summer and having their first experience with working at hospitality? We took the bed and it was worth it although costly (50€ for a bed for two). The sand is grey but sandy - no pebbles. The style is somewhere between buddhist and African with quite African-themed pleasant rustic toilets and thatched roofs covering most of the facilities, looking like those you see in Africa or South Asia. Gaya who hosted our „table” at our bed was very nice, focused, super quick and very helpful. Grazie, Gaya! There’s also a regular area with lots of tables and chairs to sit and drink/eat under umbrellas. But the greatest highlight is the sea - the water was a-mazing. Refreshing but not chilly (it was around 2PM, 24th of June 2025, still just before the high season). Singita Miracle Beach in Fregene is a cool and casual+ hangout spot on the Tyrrhenian Sea, perfect for a relaxing seaside experience. One of the best things about it is how gently the seabed slopes -you can walk nearly 50 meters into the water and still only be waist-deep. It’s ideal for wading, playing, or simply soaking in the sea without worrying about sudden drops. The calm, shallow waters make it incredibly inviting and family-friendly. It’s a very convenient beach experience - especially if you have around at least 3 hours before you should check in your luggage at...

I made it to Singita Miracle Beach with my daughter yesterday. It was amazingly fun and we will be going again next weekend.

I did the calculations and it cost €33 Including TRANSPORTATION (From Rome) AND renting a sunbed with umbrella....of course you can bring your own snacks but they have a restaurant and bar, clean bathroom and it’s a great vibe!!!!

To get there you take the Metro A line to Cornelia then cross the street and you have to take the Cotral (Private Blue Bus Line) to Fregene and from that bus stop it’s a short 15-19 min walk to Singita Miracle Beach 🏝. Cotral accepts cash or prepaid bus tickets 🎫 (€7 each way, unless you buy your ticket in advance)

The bus tickets are cheaper if you buy in advance. I highly recommend you downloading the app Moovit it tells you accurate bus schedules and sends your phone a notification you when your bus is arriving!!!!!!

I had a great day with my daughter and using the public transportation a total pain...

Disappointing. You have the postcard scene and behind the postcard scene. At first sight is a lovely bar, dining area on the beach, wooden double sunbeds on the beach and... the rest where you'll probably end up, just like we did. Which is way away from that scenery and stuck all together with hundreds of other people. You have to walk in the burning sand and wait under the sun for a sunbed to be available to allocate you your sunbeds. Nothing pleasant or peaceful about this experience as they would like you to believe when you visit there website. Locals are definitely jumping the queue too. 56 euros for 4 sunbeds and 2 beach umbrellas for the day. Food is OK...