Welcome to the Venetian Riviera, where miles of Italy’s charming coast meet lively towns. With delicious pizzerias and activities for all tastes, what more could you want?

We’ve got a guide to some of the best beaches in and around our resort, Lido De Jesolo. So, whether you’re a couple looking to unwind, or a family wanting to get in on all the action, there’s something for you.

Lido Di Jesolo Beach

Beach-lovers and sun-seekers should make a beeline for Lido di Jesolo. We’re talking golden sands, the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea and a prime location on the Venetian Riviera. Take part in beach volleyball, saunter round the shops or savour some authentic Italian cuisine when your stomach starts grumbling. You’re perfectly situated here with all amenities!

Capannina Beach

Fancy setting up on a long stretch of soft sand? Capannina Beach might be just the spot. This beach is a great option for families as there are patrolling lifeguards and a high level of cleanliness. There are even mobile drinks and ice cream trolleys doing the rounds, so you don’t have to budge for a treat. If you’re a partygoer, you’ll probably want to return when the sun sets for DJ sets and a lively night scene!

Cavallino Beach

Cavallino Beach is a true family hotspot, and it’s easy to see why when its got Blue Flag status. Rent one of the comfortable parasols and sunbeds to make your beach day a doddle. Why not tuck into a pizza or a hamburger on the beach when lunchtime hits or visit a nearby bar to quench your thirst? Toilets and showers are also available for a fee, so no dreaded rush to find one for the youngsters! Pedalos and boats can be hired too for a bit of fun.

Spiaggia del Faro

You’ve got a smooth slope into the water here which is great for easing into the gentle waves. There’s plenty to do and you get the best of both worlds. When you’ve soaked up all the beautiful nature of this beach, you can stroll towards Cavallino Marina for a peek at the yachts. Who can eye spy the lighthouse first?

Spiaggia del Mort

This is one of Venice’s hidden gems. It’s more suited to couples who like to go off the beaten track. The walk to this beach takes about 20 minutes down a natural track. Start at Eraclea Mare and follow the lagoon. It’s a hotspot for locals but it should be noted that as this beach isn’t backed by a resort, but a small forest instead, there are no amenities or lifeguards. Just you, the lovely beach and the pinewood trees!