Monti Russu lies on the coast near Aglientu in northern Sardinia. Reach the shore on foot from the Monti Russu area using coastal paths. The ground is uneven, with sand, rocks and rocky outcrops, so wear closed footwear for the walk and carry your gear. Parking is informal near the ends of tracks, followed by a short walk to the water. There is no direct public transport to the beach, so most visitors arrive by private vehicle from Aglientu. The surface on the shore is sand with rocks and rocky outcrops. Entry to the water can be rocky in places. Water is clear and conditions vary with wind. There are no developed facilities, food or drink outlets, toilets, showers or lifeguard service. Bring water, food, sun shade, and take all waste away. The beach has no gated hours and use is limited to daylight. June through September offers the most settled period, with warm dry summers and sea breezes. Outside summer it is cooler and windier. Morning and late afternoon offer milder sun and calmer conditions. Sun exposure is high with little natural shade on open sand and exposed rocks. Crowding is generally low, with more people in summer. Half-day visits are typical because of the lack of services. Stay on marked paths and respect protected dune and rock areas. Families find a quiet setting, but uneven ground and lack of services require planning with children. There is no clear dog policy documented, and seasonal restrictions are possible. Plan accordingly and allow extra time for the walk in and the return walk uphill.