Plage de Stagnolu is a natural sandy beach near Bonifacio in South Corsica, used as public shoreline access with naturist use reported in quieter sections alongside textile use. There is no admission fee identified for beach access, and no fixed opening hours identified, with daytime use typical and half-day visits typical for swimming and sunbathing. Access is by local road from the Bonifacio area with a short walk to the shore. Parking is informal roadside parking near the access and can be limited in peak season, so morning and late afternoon offer milder sun and generally lighter use. No direct public transport is identified, so a private vehicle is generally needed. No step-free access is identified, and uneven natural ground may be difficult for wheelchairs. The beach has no developed facilities identified and is a natural beach without services. No toilets or showers are identified, and no permanent food outlets are identified, so visitors bring water and supplies. Natural shade is limited and the shore is largely open to sun with little built shelter, so sun protection is needed. The water is generally clear Mediterranean water, with calmness varying with wind and weather, and no lifeguard service is identified. The setting is generally quiet and busier in summer. Summer brings warm dry weather, while shoulder seasons are cooler and quieter, with June to September the most practical period. The setting is open with limited privacy, so standard care for sun, sea conditions and belongings is needed. Mixed-use natural beach conditions mean suitability depends on comfort with informal nudity.