A meeting with Calabria’s sea
Diamante faces the Tyrrhenian Sea in Cosenza province.
It is a Riviera dei Cedri destination where the shore meets a living town.
Its territory also includes Cirella, which should be distinguished from Diamante’s urban waterfront.
The town is known for its murals, worth exploring before or after beach time.
Choose a particular shore section and access point rather than using the town centre as your final destination.
A seafront walk combines coastal scenery with local town life.
Before booking umbrellas or equipment, check the beach operator’s name and actual location.
For a public beach section, follow local signs and concession boundaries.
We do not extend unverified seabed or accessibility claims to the entire coastline.
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Practical information
Bathing water: official information
Check water analysis results on Portale Acque and ARPACAL: find the correct bathing-water area, check the sampling date and any local notices or swimming restrictions.
Data status: unavailable. No health assessment is published.Getting here
Check access routes, local orders and path conditions before setting out. A beach location does not necessarily identify an accessible entrance.
Open Google MapsZoom in or tap numbered groups to see individual dots. Listings without verified coordinates remain available in the results list.
Sources and verification
Last editorial check: 2026-10-25
Regione Calabria — Diamante, città dei murales ↗
Wikimedia Commons — image and licence ↗
Posizione geografica / Geographic location ↗
Photography and rights
Diamante, Calabria, Italy. Beaches "Spiaggia piccola" and "Spiaggia grande". ↗ — Eugenio Magurno, Diamante, Italy · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized and converted to WebP.
Spiaggia di Diamante — Diamante ↗ — Eugenio Magurno, Diamante, Italy · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized and converted to WebP.
reviews
Visitors’ sea cleanliness ratings describe visual impressions, not a health certification.
