Spiaggia Santa Teresa — Attraction in Salerno

The beach area is in a great location, has wonderful views, a nice buzzing atmosphere, and surprisingly clean water (given how close it is to the commercial port). But unfortunately, the beach itself is disgustingly dirty and absolutely buried in litter. You can't comfortably take off your shoes and enjoy the sand, because there are too many hazards lurking – I picked up dozens of pieces of broken glass and sharp plastic. It's a real shame because there aren't many proper sandy beaches in the area, and this one could be so great if people looked after it better. With more tourists visiting Salerno now that the airport is open, the local council should put resources into cleaning the beach daily and turning it into an asset – instead of letting local people use it as a rubbish dump, like they...

This can't be called beach...barely 100 m long, narrow, but the worst is the black dirty sand with piles of rubbish. Horrible. I've never seen somethung like that, considering I've been on almost all the beaches around Europe- from Germany all the way down to Turkey and Cyprus. Not desirable place to be either. We picked Salerno as a stop over to go to Positano and Amalfi, but no luck...bad weather, boats no sailing, the bus and car excluded as an option ( headache free).I don't think I'll ever come back again to this dirty,...

On a nice sunny day, this is a really amazing walk to take. The view of Naples bay is beautiful. The whole seaside is full of nice cafés and restaurants. On the weekend, the whole area is full of chilling locals, and it gives an amazing wibe. Try to catch the sunset here. You won't regret it! If you get tired of all the walking, at the end of the promenade, you can catch some public transportation back to the...