Category: Best beaches in Italy
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Spiaggia La Pelosa
Spiaggia La Pelosa is a small beach located in Orosei town, west of Sardinia. It is the closest beach to Orosei and it can get crowded during summer but it’s still a hidden treasure considering how close it is to Orosei village. Spiaggia La Pelosa has crystal clear waters, very sheltered by the cliffs with…
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Spiaggia di Piscinas
Spiaggia di Piscinas is a stunning beach located on the southwest coast of Sardinia, Italy. The beach is known for its pristine white sand dunes, turquoise waters, and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain A beautiful beach in Sardinia that is very different to other beaches on the island, as it’s full of rocks and…
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Spiaggia di Scivu
There are few beaches as beautiful as Spiaggia di Scivu, a wide and sandy beach surrounded by cliffs and rocky outcrops. The water is clear and blue, and there are two small islands in the distance that can be reached by boat or kayak. This is an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling with its…
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Seventh Heaven Beach
I’ve been to Ostia, the seaside resort town just outside Rome, a number of times with friends and family and have always wanted to visit Seventh Heaven Beach. When I finally made it there last summer, I discovered it was everything I’d hoped for: relaxing, friendly staff who greeted me like an old friend and…
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Scorpion Beach
I visited Scorpion beach, located just outside of Rome in Ladispoli, Italy. It’s a great place to spend the day and get some sun. The water is shallow and clear, so there is plenty of room for swimming and playing with beach toys. There are some fields in back that are good for playing frisbee…
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Pelota Beach
Pelota Beach is a small beach on the northern coast of Lazio, just 20 minutes from Rome. It’s very popular with families and couples but also has plenty of space for everyone to enjoy themselves. There are plenty of sunbeds, umbrellas and loungers available too as well as free showers and toilets. The water is…
