Spiaggia dell'Arenauta is a secluded sea beach near Gaeta, listed for naturist use. It is an open-access shoreline reached on foot along established paths. Expect uneven ground and rocky sections near the shore, with sand mixed with rocks on the beach and at the water entry. Sturdy footwear is useful, and visitors with limited mobility will find access difficult. There is no dedicated beach parking reported, so allow time to use available roadside areas near Gaeta and walk in. No direct public transport to the beach is reported, with regional services serving the Gaeta area. The beach has no toilets, showers, lifeguards, or food and drink outlets. Bring drinking water, food, sun protection, and all beach equipment, and plan to carry everything out. Shade is limited and sun exposure is high at midday, especially in summer. Morning and early afternoon offer the strongest sun, while mornings are generally quieter. The sea water is reported as clear, with rocky entry in places and conditions that vary with wind. There is no lifeguard service, so careful judgment about swimming is needed. No entry fee is reported and no fixed hours are reported, with use concentrated in daytime. Visits often last a few hours because of the lack of facilities. The warmest and driest period runs from June to September, which is the most practical season for a visit. Winter is cooler and more unsettled. Crowds are generally low, although warm summer days can bring more people. No dog policy is reported, so dog owners should verify local rules before bringing animals.