Lazio Inland: The best beaches for your holidays!
A great vacation by the sea in Latium offers the opportunity to discover the impressive Rome. The region around the Eternal City is characterized by beautiful beaches with golden sand and crystal-clear water. Additionally, the beaches and places along the coast are considered particularly family-friendly.
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Lazio Inland - 8 special beaches
Santa Marinella Beach
The small seaside resort of Santa Marinella is located only about 70 km north of Rome, making it an inviting destination for visitors of the Eternal City to enjoy a wonderful beach day. The beach is easily accessible from Rome by both car and train and is well-equipped. The tranquil beach has very fine sand and gently slopes into the water. There are sunshades and loungers available, as well as a large number of restaurants and bars. It is situated directly in the charming small town against a beautiful backdrop of palm trees, villas, and a palazzo.
Serapo Beach
Serapo Beach is the main beach of the charming Italian seaside resort of Gaeta, located on the coast between Rome and Naples. Due to its clean water, it has been awarded the Blue Flag. It is picturesquely framed by the rock of Monte Orlando and the remains of a Roman villa. The beach is well-suited for swimming, snorkeling, and surfing. It is not far from the city center, offering a good selection of bars, restaurants, and cafes. Also not far away is the small offshore island Nave di Serapo, whose colorful variety invites exploration.
Lido di Ostia
The streets of Ostia are lined with palm trees and exude Mediterranean flair at every turn. In every piazza, there is at least one café serving delicious ice cream and coffee specialties. Explore the Lido di Ostia by strolling along the Lungomare Duca degli Abruzzi. A must-see is the archaeological site Ostia Antica with remnants of a Roman city. Particularly well-preserved are the Capitol and the mosaic-adorned thermal baths. Those who want to experience the big city atmosphere can take the Trenino (commuter train) from Ostia to Rome. The journey takes about half an hour.
Fregene Beach
The beach is located in the charming little seaside resort of Fregene, which is only about 30 km away from Rome. It is about 4 km long and consists of beautiful sand. There is excellent infrastructure with sun umbrellas and loungers, a children's playground, and beach volleyball courts. The beach is also popular with Romans, especially the younger ones, and hosts many restaurants and bars that offer delicious snacks and drinks. Additionally, DJs sometimes start playing in the beach venues in the afternoon, and there are established and extensive evening events with music and dancing.
Montalto di Castro Beach
The beaches with their fine white sand stretch along the Mediterranean coast for several kilometers. Here, during the summer months from June to September, you will find perfect conditions for sunbathing, swimming, and relaxing. You will also find numerous restaurants and sports fields, as well as some providers for water sports. Montalto di Castro itself enchants you with a medieval charm that the community has been able to preserve to this day. Alternate days at the beach with city tours and take a look at the distinctive buildings in the center. The parish church of Santa Maria Assunta and the Torre di Montalto are considered landmarks.
Tarquinia Beach
The beach, which is located at the beach resort, offers both sun loungers, umbrellas, and beach activities as well as a boat rental. However, there are also plenty of open spaces for pure relaxation in the sand. For refreshments, you will find restaurants and bars along the sandy beach, all of which are accessible by short walks. For children, the gentle entry into the water is ideal. There is also a playground and further opportunities for various entertainment such as a beach volleyball court. Don't miss the breathtaking view of the sunset over the sea at Tarquinia Beach to end the day.
Lido dei Pini Beach
The expansive beach offers plenty of space for families, couples, and solo travelers seeking peace and relaxation. On-site, sun umbrellas and loungers can be rented. Within walking distance, you will find some bistros and bars offering snacks and delicious refreshments. The deep blue Mediterranean invites you to swim in the height of summer, but also provides ideal conditions for various water sports during the transitional seasons. Sailing, as well as wind and kite surfing, are particularly popular here. For a day trip from Lido dei Pini, the Eternal City of Rome is recommended.
Ladispoli Campo di Mare Beach
The beach of Ladispoli Campo di Mare stretches for several kilometers along the coast and consists of the finest sand. Here you will find not only summer temperatures and sunshine but also peace and relaxation. The deep blue Mediterranean invites you to swim from May to October. Just a few minutes' walk from the swimming opportunities, you will find some restaurants and bistros as well as occasional water sports schools. In these, you can book courses for wind and kite surfing or rent the necessary equipment for stand-up paddling. By car, you are only an hour away from Rome.
