Spiaggia di Lido ex e.c.a.
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- 2024-11-23
Lido Ex E.
C.A. is a sandy beach located in the province of Agrigento. It boasts a gentle slope both above and below the waterline, and is surrounded by typical Mediterranean vegetation. The terrain in the surrounding area is also gently sloping. The beach has no restrictions on animals, and there is a first aid and assistance service available during the summer months. The competent authority responsible for the beach is the Municipality of Licata. The area is sparsely urbanised and primarily used for agriculture, with individual housing units scattered throughout. This is a watercourse that feeds into the waters of the beach, and this area is part of the Salso catchment area in coastal region No. The beach's water quality is categorized as excellent.
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