Explore the Beauty of the Italian Coasts

Today we conclude our series of articles to inspire you for your Easter holiday vacations. After touring the coasts of Spain and Portugal, we jump to the Italian coast, full of spectacular beaches that offer not only natural beauty but also the charm of coastal towns.

On this occasion, we want to highlight…

5 Italian beaches that you cannot miss:

1. Spiaggia di Positano Marina Grande, in Positano

Located in the heart of the Amalfi Coast, Positano is a picture-perfect village, with its colorful little houses covering the mountain slope down to the sea. The Spiaggia di Positano or Marina Grande, situated right at the foot of the village, is the most famous beach in Positano. It combines the beauty of its turquoise waters with the lively atmosphere of the shops and restaurants that surround it. To complete the landscape, the archipelago of Li Galli is outlined in the distance, adding interest to the horizon.

2. Spiaggia di Sansone, in Portoferraio

Located near Portoferraio, on the island of Elba, this beach is famous for its crystal clear waters and white stones that shine in the sun. It is an ideal destination for snorkeling and swimming, with a tranquil atmosphere surrounded by stunning nature.

3. Cala Mariolu, in Sardinia

Cala Mariolu is a hidden paradise on the coast of Sardinia, accessible only by sea or on foot through quite difficult trails. Its calm and clear waters, along with the sand and pebble beach, create a serene atmosphere, ideal for relaxation and underwater exploration. The cove, surrounded by cliffs, offers an incredible natural spectacle.

4. Marina Piccola, in Capri

Located opposite the imposing Faraglioni of Capri, the beach of Marina Piccola is a charming place, with calm turquoise waters and spectacular views. It has a large stretch of sun loungers and two smaller free-access areas. The beach’s setting is very lively, with numerous beach clubs and restaurants to complete the experience by tasting local cuisine.

5. San Fruttuoso, in Liguria

Situated between Camogli and Portofino, San Fruttuoso is a hidden gem in the Italian Riviera. Its limited access, as it is possible only by sea or by crossing the Portofino National Park through mountain trails, makes it a quiet place that invites relaxation. San Fruttuoso is located in a small bay surrounded by vegetation, its sand is fine gravel, and its crystal-clear waters allow for enjoyable swimming and diving. The Abbey of San Fruttuoso di Capodimonte, dating back to the 10th century, now a museum, stands out on the beach. The beach’s environment, full of trails with views of the coast and the sea, is ideal for nature lovers.

We believe these beaches offer the opportunity to immerse yourself in an idyllic landscape and enjoy the history and local flavours. We invite you to discover these pearls of the Mediterranean, where the beauty of the sea meets the cultural richness of Italy, creating memories that you will undoubtedly cherish forever.

We hope you have enjoyed this small selection of beaches and that it inspires you to plan new getaways. We remind you that you can take a look at the other two articles in this series, where we talk about 5 Spanish beaches and 5 Portuguese beaches that you cannot miss.

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