Baia delle Ninfe is an open coastal beach near Alghero, Sardinia, listed in some directories as a place for naturist use. It suits self-sufficient visitors who are comfortable with a natural, undeveloped shoreline and variable conditions. Plan for foot access along established coastal paths from the Alghero area and allow extra time for uneven ground and route finding. Wear sturdy footwear for the approach and for moving across mixed sand and rocky sections along the shore. There is no dedicated beach parking beside the shore. Visitors generally use available roadside areas where possible and continue on foot to the coast. There is no direct public transport to the beach, so most visits depend on a private vehicle followed by walking. There is no admission fee generally expected, and the shoreline has no gated hours or formal schedule. The beach has no developed facilities. Expect no loungers, umbrellas, food services, toilets, showers, or lifeguard service. Bring water, food, sun protection, and everything needed for a stay of a few hours, and carry all waste out with you. The shoreline is mostly exposed to direct sun with little natural shade and some rocky relief along the margins. Morning and early afternoon generally offer stronger sun and calmer conditions for swimming and resting ashore. Summer, broadly June through September, is generally warm and dry and brings more visitors, while conditions outside summer are cooler and more variable with fewer people around. The water entry mixes sand and rock, and sea conditions vary with weather and wind exposure. Check the sea before swimming, take care around rocks and uneven footing, and keep to personal limits because supervision is limited and help is not close by.