Italy's sea resorts are picturesque sandy or pebble beaches with well-developed infrastructure and an abundance of various water activities for vacationers of all ages. Every year, numerous Italian beaches are marked with the Blue Flag for environmental cleanliness and grooming. That is why we could not get past this topic: BlogoItaliano represents the top five best beach resorts in Italy, which have won the most popularity among tourists from all over the world.
5.Lido di Jesolo
Lido di Jesolo - wonderful seaside resort Venetian Riviera, located on the Adriatic coast. A long line of beaches with surprisingly soft yellow sand stretches along the city for 15 kilometers. On the beaches of Lido di Jesolo, you can not only swim and sunbathe, enjoying the sea and the sun, but also engage in active sports - windsurfing, diving, take part in beach volleyball competitions or go water skiing. Throughout the season, various recreational activities as well as sand sculpture competitions are held at the beaches.
The beaches of Lido di Jesolo are 15 km of amazingly soft yellow sand
In addition to the beaches, Lido di Jesolo is also known for its historical attractions: the famous Tower of the Mists, the Ponte Monumento Bridge, the Chapel of St. Anthony of Padua, Porte del Cavallino - the place where taxes were collected from ships sailing to Venice. Tourists with children will certainly be interested in Aqualandia water park - a great entertainment center with many slides, pools, cafes, bars. In addition, from Lido di Jesolo you can go on an excursion to nearby Venice, Florence, Verona or go to the mountain lakes of Santa Croce or Garda.
BlogoItaliano wrote more about Lido di Jesolo here, and we even dedicated a separate article to the best hotels in the resort.
4. San Remo
The chic beach resort of San Remo is located on the west coast of Liguria. The city of music festivals, tropical parks and gardens, flower greenhouses, excellent beaches, fashion boutiques, luxury restaurants and casinos has long been one of the favorite vacation spots of Russian tourists.
In the XIX century, members of the royal family, representatives of the Russian aristocratic society, as well as musicians, artists, writers, loved to relax here. By the way, one of the main attractions of the city - the Cathedral of Christ the Savior - was built in the style of Moscow churches. Not far from it is the famous casino of San Remo.
San Remo is a city of festivals, fashion boutiques and superb beaches.
The beaches in San Remo are pebble or sand and pebble. Most of the coastal strip is divided between hotels - such beaches are equipped with everything necessary: sunbeds, umbrellas, changing cabins. There are also free beaches - less well-groomed and comfortable, but you can also swim and sunbathe on them. In general, Liguria is famous for a whole bunch of beautiful beaches. Details of the most worthwhile visits BlogoItaliano wrote in this article.
3. Milano Marittima
Milano Marittima - the most picturesque seaside resort of Italysuitable for both family and youth recreation. The city, surrounded by magnificent pine forests, is located in the Emilia-Romagna region, on the Adriatic coast.
Milano Marittima has many excellent beaches where it is easy to find all the possible water activities. Here you can go windsurfing, sailing, diving, fishing, ride a catamaran or water ski, parachute up over the sea. In addition, the city has several tennis courts, volleyball courts, swimming pools, as well as a riding school and a golf club.
Mirabilandia amusement park is next to Milano Marittima
Not far from Milano Marittima there is the famous Mirabilandia amusement park with many attractions and attractions. There is also a water park, on a territory surrounded by greenery there are various slides, a pool with sea waves, cafes and bars. Young people are happy to visit nightclubs, bars and discos, of which there are a great many in Milano Marittima.
2. Amalfi
Amalfi - the capital of the picturesque Amalfi coast, is one of the most visited Italian seaside resorts. Pebble beaches of Amalfi - this is the cleanest sea, a gentle entrance to the water, as well as the absence of large waves, which is important for families with small children. There are both free beaches and beach areas that belong to coastal restaurants, the staff of which cares for the territory, provides beach accessories, and also delivers ordered food and drinks directly to the beach.
Amalfi has many interesting sights worth devoting some of your Italian vacation to. The most popular among tourists is the Cathedral of St. Andrew, under whose altar the relics of St. Andrew the First-Called lie. No less famous is the Duomo di Amalfi - the majestic Cathedral. Both children and adults are happy to visit the Paper Museum, where you can familiarize yourself with paper production techniques, as well as purchase exclusive postcards, notebooks, and handmade business cards. There is also a City Museum in Amalfi - its exhibits tell about the history of the city, which was once one of the most powerful maritime republics of Italy.
Amalfi - the capital of the picturesque Amalfi coast
However, Amalfi is not only a city. All the coast of the same name is worthy of the most careful study by travelers. In more detail about the most deserving places to visit, BlogoItaliano wrote in the article Amalfi Coast: map and the most interesting places nearby.
1. Rimini
Rimini is without a doubt the most popular Italy beach resort. On 15 kilometers of the coastal strip there are excellent beaches - both paid and municipal. Most of them are suitable for families with children - the sea is not too deep, and the descent into the water is quite gentle. During the holiday season, various festive events are organized on the beaches of Rimini - beach discos, concerts, volleyball competitions.
In addition to beaches, tourists in Rimini are waiting for comfortable hotels, numerous bars, cafes, restaurants, night clubs, discos, shops, boutiques, as well as parks, attractions, and tennis courts.
Most of Rimini's beaches are ideal for families with children.
There are many historical sights in Rimini - this is Piazza Cavour, surrounded by magnificent palaces, and the Palazzo del Arengo, and the Arch of Augustus, and the famous Tiberius bridge, and the Roman amphitheater. The Italy in Miniature theme park located in Rimini is very interesting - it completely repeats the outlines of the Apennine peninsula, copies the main cities, as well as the main attractions of the country. Finally, Rimini is also a grandiose shopping with numerous and famous outlets throughout Italy. In general, there is something to do.
