Best Beaches in Italy
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Tropea, Italy
According to legend, Tropea is said to have been founded by Hercules. Whether this gave the coastline its nickname as the Coast of the Gods – or whether it was the sparkling waters and breathtaking panoramas, La Costa degli Dei must certainly be on your itinerary when visiting Calabria.
Sun-kissed Shores: Puglia's Top Beach Destinations!
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SICILY: BEST BEACHES
Sicily's variety of beaches means you can choose a lonely spot in a nature reserve; an idyllic island beach close to a tourist center (Taormina's Isola Bella is one); or a beach right at the foot of the busy town center, as in Cefalù. Many are surrounded by knockout coastal scenery, such as the dramatic stepped cliffs above the beach at Scala dei Turchi.
Best Beaches in Calabria
The beaches of Calabria are an almost endless feature of the region which faces the Tyrrhenian Coast to the west and the Ionian Coast on its eastern side. This collection of 16 stands apart from the beaches of the larger seaside towns such as Tropea or from the famous beach resorts which include the likes of Capo Vaticano.
Rena Bianca Sardinia
A paradise with bright colours and clear waters only a short walk from the town centre. The Rena Bianca is the city beach of Santa Teresa Gallura, a cove 700 metres long, with shallow waters and thin, soft, white (as its name states) sand that has pink reflections on the shoreline, thanks to minuscule coral fragments.
23 Best Beaches in Italy
Italy’s beaches range from remote and rugged to wide open sandy bays and perfect paradises. Discovering just what this romantic land’s coastline has to offer is as exciting as the food being served up. Find yourself splashing in the shores off the Amalfi Coast, flanked by soaring cliffs and quaint towns.
Cala Violina, Tuscany
Cala Violina is situated in the Gulf of Follonica, the Bandite di Scarlino Nature Reserve and the Coast of Scarlino Protected Natural Area of Local Interest: it is one of the most beautiful beaches in southern Tuscany. Cala Violina is part of the municipality of Scarlino, in the province of Grosseto.
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Guide to the Best Puglia Beaches
Visitors to Puglia will be amazed by the unspoilt nature of Italy’s heel. Gnarled, centuries-old olive trees give way to whitewashed villages that wouldn’t look out of place on a Greek Island. Down dusty rural roads, you’ll find the unique Puglian architecture is a curious mix between tipi-topped Trulli and the rectangular robustness of the traditional Masseria. And the fresh flavours of the local food and produce will leave sweet memories on your tongue long after you’ve departed.
