Spiagge-Beaches

//**BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL, SUNNY BEACHES **//

 *It is a true fact that Italian beaches attract more people per year than any other country in Europe. The only challenge is trying to choose which ones to visit, as each one has detailed history and great features.

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Top 10 Italian Beaches☼ [|Larger View] || San Vito lo Capo is a charming famous seaside town on the north side of Sicily. It's splendid coast opens into a beautiful bay beach which is partly laying below Mount Cofano.  Today San Vito lo Capo is one on the most famous beaches in Italy for the ultra clear waters. || [|Larger View] ||= Villasimius is about 50 km from Cagliari. It's beaches are quite long, white and sandy. It also has many enchanting bays, breathtaking views and reefs. The area consists of coastal ponds, as well as ancient towers, along the coast and inland. || [|Larger View] ||= Lampedusa covers an area of about 240 square kilometres and is filled with sandy beaches, picturesque cliffs and clear blue water encircling it on all sides. || [|Larger View] ||= There's plenty of sun and sand for beach lovers. The best beaches, such as Baia di San Felice and Baia di Campi, are south of Vieste. The beaches are filled with nice lidos where you can hire umbrellas, sun-beds, canoes and pedalos (paddle boats), snorkeling masks, and more. || [|Larger View] ||= Click below to be navigated to a new page in order to learn more about this city's beaches and what they have to offer you: [|Lazzaretto Beach] [|Baja di Conte Beach] [|Maria Pia Beach] [|Poglina Beach] || [|Larger View] ||= Positano has some very beautiful beaches. The Spiaggia Grande is a pebbled beach that is surrounded by restaurants and cafes. It overlooks mountains and there are also wonderful vistas and lovely homes and villas that cover the island. If you want to enjoy the beaches of Positano, and still be able to swim in the sea with far less people, the month of September will probably be your best bet. || [|Larger View] ||= The beach at Monterosso runs along most of the coast line and is well used by tourists and locals. The beach is the only extensive sand beach in all of Cinque Terre. Monterosso is a small town that is over-populated by tourists in the summer months. || [|Larger View] || The beaches within the town are very small. To the north of Otranto lie the sandy beaches. A good seaside destination to the south of Otranto is Porto Badisco, a picturesque rocky cove or how the Italians say: "//grotto//." Porto Badisco and its sheltered waters make it an excellent spot for snorkeling. || [|Larger View] ||= Santa Teresa di Gallura, one of the largest islands in Italy, is also one of the most famous seaside resorts thanks to the beauty of it's beaches. It's a small town with about 4100 inhabitants. It is on a rocky plateau, 44 feet above sea level and it is spread over a very jagged coastline where tons of beautiful beaches are scattered. || [|Larger View] ||= San Teodoro, by the sea and it's coast, is characterised by an impressive 18 beaches and countless bays, some of them reachable only by foot. With it's fine white sand, [|La Cinta] is the most famous beach of San Teodoro and also one of the most popular in all of Sardinia. ||
 * = Cities/Beaches ||= Regions ||= Pictures ||= Descriptions ||
 * = 1. San Vito lo Capo ||= Sicily ||= [[image:san-vito-lo-capo.jpg width="123" height="77"]]
 * = 1. San Vito lo Capo ||= Sicily ||= [[image:san-vito-lo-capo.jpg width="123" height="77"]]
 * = 2. Villasimius ||= Sardinia ||= [[image:Villasimius-beach_Amazing-view_12814.jpg width="106" height="83"]]
 * = 3. Lampedusa ||= Sicily ||= [[image:343535 width="136" height="63"]]
 * = 4. Vieste ||= Puglia ||= [[image:generatepic.phpspiaggia-lunga---long-beach.jpg width="115" height="88"]]
 * = 5. Alghero ||= Sardinia ||= [[image:AlgheroBeach_021Sardinia.JPG width="113" height="87"]]
 * = 6. Positano ||= Campania ||= [[image:Positano_beach.JPG width="115" height="88"]]
 * = 7. Monterosso al Mare ||= Liguria ||= [[image:monterosso_al_mare-Monterosso_al_Mare-20000000001548944-500x375.jpg width="109" height="82"]]
 * = 8. Otranto ||= Puglia || [[image:fsff width="117" height="75" align="center"]]
 * = 9. Santa Teresa di Gallura ||= Sardinia ||= [[image:bi.jpg width="118" height="75"]]
 * = 10. San Teodoro ||= Sardinia ||= [[image:jgldg.jpg width="103" height="88"]]

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Top 3 and bottom right captions took place in: Sicily (Southern Italy) Bottom 2 left captions took place in: Rimini (Northern Italy)


 * FYI: South of Italy mostly consists of rockier beaches, whereas Nothern areas consist of sandy ones.

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