The best beaches in Venice, Italy

The beaches here are not quite at the level of the best beaches in Sardinia, but are still beautiful and the best beaches in northern Italy.

After reading many, sand and swim in the sea - certainly painstaking research. My family and I made our Venice Italy Beach Guide and the beaches are made beaches that we think are the best beaches in the region of Veneto.

RosolinaBeach

This beach is about 8 km in length, with clean, fine sand. Given the size of the beach is less crowded, except in August and weekends in July. This is not only long, but the beach is about 100 meters wide.

You have to put up with the regulated series of umbrellas, but because of the size of the beach, it is bearable. There are a lot with most of the hotels offer swimming pools and tennis courts to do. I would suggest renting bikes and exploring atoo little. This is exactly the kind of place I love cycling - nice and flat.

Albarella Beach

Next beach in Venice Italy Beach Guide is just across the street from Rosolina. The beach is located on a private island, located in a nature reserve.

Albarella island is only about five miles long and two kilometers wide and is about two million trees famous. The name means poplar Albarella.

The island is private - there are only guestsand allowed in this place is really paradise, if you have kids - my five years uses this as the number one on the beach.

Alberoni

Alberoni Lido is the last resort. Lido has a few beaches, but this is my favorite. Not all that spectacular, but certainly a pretty nice beach and free.

Surprisingly, it does not seem so much like an umbrella, landing area, as many of the beaches around the north of Italy and to be honest I'm not really inregimented rows of chairs and parasols.

The beach is a conservation area and to be truly a world away from the bustle of Venice seem. A great idea if you're feeling energetic, is to rent a bike and explore the island.