5 Most Beautiful Beaches in Italy

It is a special place which never fails to mesmerize visitors with its immense beauty. Nicknamed ‘rabbit beach’ by many who go there, it’s situated in a nature reserve on the isolated island of Lampedusa south of Sicily. Loggerhead turtles come back here year after year to lay their eggs in the warmth of the sands. The beach closes by the evening time to allow the turtles to return safely.

In the charismatic town of Tropea, flanked by the pretty church on the rocky outcrop this is one of the best Italy beaches that offers something for everyone. The placid crystal clear blue water is ideal for swimming, while there are options for snorkeling, boat hire and parasailing for those looking for some exhilarating beach activities. Tropea beach is perfect for families as well as adults, also it has some nice Lido bars and amazing restaurants where you can rent umbrellas, enjoy seafood and cocktails.

Made popular by the James Bond movie, this one’s a great choice for public beaches in Italy with its crystal clear blue waters and attractive white sands. The well-liked La Pelosa beach gets quite jam-packed with locals and tourists in the summers so it’s good to reach a little early with your own mats (can be rented too). The beach has clean shallow waters for quite some distance making it perfect for children, whereas the deep blue waters are great for experienced swimmers.

White sands, sapphire blue sea and abundance of amenities make Porto Giunco a contender for one of the best beaches in Italy. It has exceptional surroundings with the sea on one end and a lake on another, where you can even spot flamingos. You could take a small hike up to the Spanish tower for spectacular views, enjoy snorkeling just below it or simply put your feet up and enjoy this stunning paradise. The water is shallow; there are enough beach bars and food shacks as well as boating options.

This charming beach in the prettiest towns on the Amalfi coast is a magnificent spot to experience the magic of Positano. Reaching the beach through the delightful winding streets in itself is a lot of fun. Along the 300-metre long beach, there are numerous restaurants, bars and a discotheque too. It’s a superb place to relax, stroll, click the pictures or even take a swim.