Vacation often refers to hidden beaches in Italy for the traveler. It is synonymous with sun, gelato, mozzarella, and endless days of laying on the sand. Its location is one of the many advantages of Italy, the magical country. It is located in the middle of Europe and enjoys the best weather due to its proximity to Africa. The country is also surrounded by turquoise waters in all directions except the North. However, there are still hidden beaches in Northern Italy. You can have the perfect vacation when you combine all of these factors.
10 Best hidden beaches in Italy
We know how important it can be for travelers to soak up the sun and feel the warmth of Italy, so we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 beaches in Italy. These hidden beaches are located from the East to West, Sardinia and Sicily.
1. Porto Cesareo
This is a controversial topic. Puglia is home to some of the most beautiful beaches along Italy’s west coast. Porto Cesareo is the first one we’d like to share. You will see why Porto Cesareo has been nicknamed The Maldives in Italy when you set foot on the sandy beach.
These long beaches remind you of the Bahamas or the Caribbean Islands. They are the kind of beaches you’d never dream of visiting in your lifetime. Hidden beaches include Punto Prosciutto with its transparent turquoise waters and reefs. It’s a must-see, not only for the dreamy feeling that will last long after you return home.
2. Bidderosa beach, Sardinia
Bidderosa Beach, located in central Sardinia, is a protected beach. It is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the region, so we included it on our list of the top 10 hidden beaches in Italy. The beautiful fauna, including eucalyptus and pinewood, shows how nature can be left untouched by man.
You can enjoy the fine white sand and pebbles of this beach together. Your dog can also be brought along because it is dog-friendly. To ensure the beach is as clean as possible, Bidderosa Beach is a protected area. You will need to purchase a day ticket.
3. Parco Naturale della Maremma
Photo: Podere L’Olmaia
One of the most picturesque areas in Tuscany is where you can lay down on the sand. Parco della Maremma, a vast park covering more than 10.000 acres, offers some of the most beautiful landscapes in Italy. The view is breathtaking, whether it’s mountains, beaches, parks, or both.
This park is so beautiful that you will find it hard not to fall in love. You can hike for hours without ever reaching the end. The park’s stunning seashore is another amazing feature. You can also cross it by canoe, bike, or horse. The towns nearby are some the most remote beaches in Italy. They are ideal for nature lovers and are great for Instagram moments.
4. Spiaggia dei Conigli, Lampedusa
The Pelagie Islands are an archipelago that lies in the Mediterranean Sea. It is located on Lampedusa Island and looks like paradise. The beach’s cleanliness is one of its most remarkable features. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy. The water is transparent and flows in uniform patterns. Other places nearby include the Capo Ponente and the Island of the Rabbits. Insta-moment guaranteed.
5. Tropea Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy.
Tropea Beach is surrounded by the breathtaking Calabria. It offers every kind of landscape you can imagine. You can enjoy the spectacular seashore with its cliffs and powerful waves crashing onto the sand. Pass by the Grotta dello Scheletro – a slice of paradise on Earth.
You can find the seaside of “Jewel of Calabria”, right next to the city’s center. There is also a Bottega Calabra where you can enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner, including a delicious steak or burger, to soothe your stomach after a long day on the beach.
6. Spiaggia di Caminia, Calabria
Photo: Trip Advisor
The Spiaggia Di Caminia is one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy. It is difficult to believe that this stunning beauty remains so hidden and that not more people have walked its sand. It is worth the 8 euro parking fee to see the iridescent water.
Families, couples, and friends can relax at the Spiaggia Di Caminia. For a day on the beach, we recommend packing lunch. However, snacks can be purchased at a few cafes that are located along the find sand shore. You will also find Brondi’s Beach and the Lido di Pietragrande nearby.
7. Riserva Dello Zingaro, Sicily
For those who love hidden beaches, the Riserva Dello Zingaro will be your best friend. The sands are whiter than ever before. The sun’s heat makes the water clear and turquoise. It is located near Scopello, Sicily. There are many hidden beaches that you can enjoy away from prying eyes.
Because of its diversity, it is one of Italy’s best beaches. You can take a variety of trails at the Riserva Dello Zingaro to embark on a day hike. You can also explore the beaches of the Baglio di Scopello or the Spiaggia Guilaloca if you want to. You should bring food, sunscreen, water, and lots of water, as there are very few vendors in this area.
8. Fiordo di Furore – one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy
Fiordo di Furore is a hidden gem on Italy’s west coast. The beautiful bridge connects the rocky mountains that were once used by water. The Fiordo beach is a beautiful spot on the Amalfi Coast that you will enjoy.
This beautiful cove is tranquil and where nature has preserved all her rights. For a stunning picture, stop at the cove and then continue on to Sorrento which is just 45 minutes away for a well-deserved meal. You will have the most memorable day of your life at Fiordo di Furore, a hidden beach in Italy.
9. Monterosso in Liguria
It is located close to one of the most sought-after beaches in Italy, Cinque Terre. Manarola, Corniglia, and all five other locations make up the village. Monterosso is the one that interests us.
Monterosso, the only one of the five towns that doesn’t sit on the cliffs or along the mountainside, is Monterosso. It is less well-known, but the focaccia made by Il Fornaio is a must-try. It is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Italy, such as the Spiaggia di Fegina. The Monterosso beaches are very popular and often underrated. There is an entry fee for summer. Even the beaches that are free of charge are stunning, with turquoise waters and sun-drenched. For more privacy, we recommend taking a train to Levanto (a town just minutes from Monterosso).
10. Spiaggia del Due Sorelle
It is difficult to reach Due Sorelle beach, also known as the beach of the two sisters. It almost seems that nature would love to keep one of the most secret beaches in Italy. Due Sorelle beach can be found in Le Marche, central Italy. This region also has some architectural marvels.
The Adriatic and Riviera del Coneroa guard the Due Sorelle beach as a treasure. It is only accessible by boat, which you can rent in the vicinity. There are no roads leading to it. It is one the most beautiful beaches of Italy. The cliffs that surround it contrast with the teal and white far away from civilization make it one of Italy’s most picturesque. This is the best of all nature’s offerings. This is the place to be if you are looking for the warmth of large, smooth pebbles beneath your feet or the burnt sand.
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Wrapping up 10 best hidden beaches in Italy
These are the most hidden beaches along Italy’s east, west, and north coasts. This is summer so why not take a trip to these beautiful destinations to toe in the water? You will find more than greenery and water, peace and balance when you listen to the sounds and rhythms of nature. We guarantee you the best national parks.
