Riomaggiore Beach, a charming pebble beach nestled below the colorful village of Riomaggiore in Cinque Terre, Italy, is easily accessible primarily by train to Riomaggiore station, followed by a short, somewhat steep walk; however, it is not wheelchair accessible. Visitors can enjoy it solo or as part of a wider Cinque Terre tour, with no specific guided visit needed for the beach itself. The best time to visit is from spring to early autumn (April to October) for swimming and sunbathing, though it can become very crowded in peak summer; winter visits are possible but less ideal for beach activities. Access to the beach is free, with typical costs limited to transportation and personal expenses. A visit can range from a brief 30-minute photo stop or dip to a relaxing half-day stay. This picturesque spot is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the dramatic coastal scenery, but be aware of the pebble terrain and limited on-beach facilities, though the village amenities are just a short walk away.