Explore beaches in Italy
Browse hand-picked beaches, coves and coastal towns across Italy by destination, beach type and travel style.
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35 beaches
Acquafredda Beach
Twin pebble-and-sand coves at the northern edge of the Maratea coast, backed by pine woods and cliffs riddled with sea caves.
Arienzo
A scenic Positano beach known for its clear water, beach clubs and dramatic cliffside setting.
Atrani Beach
A small town beach beside Amalfi, with clear water, colourful houses and an easy local feel.
Baia dei Saraceni
A wild white-pebble bay backed by dramatic cliffs.
Baia del Silenzio
A perfect crescent of sand framed by pastel houses.
Bergeggi
Clear water and a tiny island protected as a marine reserve.
Boccadasse
A tiny pebble beach inside a postcard fishing village right in the city of Genoa.
Camogli Beach
Dark pebbles below a postcard fishing village.
Castiglione Beach
A small scenic beach below Ravello, with clear water, cliffs and a quieter feel near Amalfi.
Cetara Marina Beach
A small fishing village beach with clear water, seafood restaurants and a relaxed local atmosphere.
Duoglio Beach
A clear-water beach near Amalfi, reached by steps or boat and backed by dramatic cliffs.
Erchie Beach
A small Amalfi Coast village beach with clear water, colourful boats and a relaxed local feel.
Fornillo Beach
A calmer Positano beach with clear water, beach clubs and a scenic walk from town.
Gavitella Beach
A small Praiano beach with clear water, sunset views and one of the best beach-club settings on the Amalfi Coast.
La Secca di Castrocucco
A sheltered, lagoon-like cove at the southern tip of the Maratea coast, framed by a small green islet and known for calm, crystal-clear water.
Laurito Beach
A small hidden beach near Positano, with clear water, seaside restaurants and a quieter cove feel.
Levanto Beach
A relaxed surf town with a long sandy-pebble beach.
Maiori Beach
One of the longest and easiest beaches on the Amalfi Coast, with beach clubs, restaurants and a family-friendly feel.
Marina di Vietri
An easy Amalfi Coast beach near Salerno, with wide shoreline, beach clubs and a relaxed local feel.
Marina Grande
Positano’s iconic main beach, backed by pastel houses and Amalfi Coast views.
Minori Beach
A small, easy Amalfi Coast beach with calm water, restaurants and a relaxed town feel.
Monterosso al Mare
The only true sandy beach of the Cinque Terre.
Porto Maurizio
Spiaggia d'Oro is a historic sandy beach in Porto Maurizio, with beach clubs, clear water and easy access to Imperia’s old town and marina.
Santa Margherita
A stylish Riviera di Levante beach town with clear water, beach clubs, restaurants and easy access to Portofino
Sori
A small, local beach in the Golfo Paradiso, with clear water, beach clubs and easy train access from Genoa
Spiaggia di Ospedaletti
A quieter Riviera dei Fiori beach town with pebble beaches, clear water and an easy seafront atmosphere near Sanremo.
Spiaggia dei Balzi Rossi
A striking pebble cove tucked beneath red cliffs on the French border, famous for its prehistoric caves and crystal-clear water.
Spiaggia di Alassio
Four kilometres of fine sand on the Riviera di Ponente.
Spiaggia di Bonassola
A wide, free public beach of dark sand and small pebbles in a quiet village between Cinque Terre and Levanto.
Spiaggia di Fossola
A wild pebble cove just south of Riomaggiore, reached by a steep path - quieter and more dramatic than the village beach.
Spiaggia di Moneglia
A long sand-and-pebble bay in a sunny village ringed by old Genoese towers — great for families and full-day beach days.
Spiaggia di Noli
Long, sandy, family-friendly beach in a medieval seaside village.
Spiaggia di Paraggi
The only sandy beach near Portofino, with turquoise water.
Spiaggia di Varigotti
A long sandy beach in front of Varigotti's pastel-coloured fishing village, with shallow turquoise water perfect for families.
Spiaggia di Vernazza
A tiny natural harbour beach tucked beneath the pastel houses of Vernazza, one of the most photographed villages of Cinque Terre.