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The season is rather short, August is the month when most tourists gathers on the beaches in Italy. Ferragosto (the 15th of August) celebrates the climax of summer festivities, with fireworks, fairs, and events all over the Adriatic Coast. If you don’t appreciate the animation and the crowd take your beach holidays in Italy in June, July or even better September, my favorite month. It offers quiet beaches, a pleasant weather and warm seas. Le Marche is home to many Blue Flag Beaches. This is a seal of quality given for cleanliness, water quality, environmental management and safety. Le Marche and Tuscany are the Italian regions with the most blue flag beaches. In the map below you can see their location and clicking on the blue signs some pictures and more info.
The riviera beaches on the Conero coast offer spectacular views and clear waters, they are among the best beaches in Italy.
This Italy beach is well known for its fine sand that earned it the name of “spiaggia di velluto” (velvet beach). The historical center is large, lively and close to the seaside and its side walk. Basically everything is at walking or biking distance. This structure makes Senigallia a vibrant city that integrated the touristic zone with the residential part, the fishing port and the commercial area. The summer evenings are pulsing with life: the after dinner walk is an institution for families and youngsters alike. The restaurants, bars and shops are open until late and street entertainment is on every night.
San Benedetto del Tronto
San Benedetto is a beach resort famous in Italy for its endless palm lined seafront. Click on the title to read more this popular Italy beach destination.
Gabicce is close to the many attractions of Rimini and Riccione, offers a long, sandy beach and is close to the Parco Naturale San Bartolo with its hiking and biking trails. Fancy an exotic beach resort? Click here
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