Top 5 Most Beautiful Beaches in Italy

If you are a sea lover then Italy is a must visit! On one side, you can find the Adriatic Sea and on the other, the Mediterranean Sea. Italy is surrounded by bright, turquoise waters and countless places to swim and explore. From the striking limestone cliffs, to the hidden caves, to the white sand, and clear waters.. There are countless choices! Here are our top 5 most beautiful beaches along Italy’s lovely coastline.

5- Punta Prosciutto

The pristine white sand of this beach in Salento, Puglia is perfect for sunbathing and playing sports. The clear waters are endless with just the right amount of depth so it's great both families can enjoy!

4- Scala dei Turchi

The clear cobalt water of this beach in Southern Sicily is perfect for swimming and Instagramming. It’s an early riser whopper: you can get the best spots to lay out all day long while watching Africa disappear into sunrise! The bronze sand here contrasts beautifully with its bright white cliff, which stands guard over our Mediterranean Sea like a sentinel protecting us from any bad luck that may come along sea-shore chasing storms or pirates looking to make off with your jewelry treasures.

The Italian people love their morning swims; they often wake up before sunup just so they have plenty of time at home post bathing-- eating breakfast sweets.

3- Chiaia di Luna

One of Rome’s hidden gems, which is only visited by locals, is Ponza Island! It's located off the coast south of Anzio and just north across Baia di Napoli. This stunning beach has clear water that you can enjoy while lounging on pristine sand dunes with an outstanding view to top it all off - there are even natural crescent Moon shaped beaches within this area so they're called Luna meaning moon in Italian.

2- Spiaggia dei Conigli

Rabbit beach is a paradise! With its bright turquoise waters and dazzling white sand, it has everything you could ask for in your next vacation spot. And if the scenery isn't enough to convince people about this hidden gem of Italy's coastlines then maybe our other reason will be - there are tons upon tons of fish that swim up close when snorkeling here; they look like little carrots from afar but seem much friendlier once out among them.

Lampedusa offers visitors great weather year round so no matter what time period or season brings you into town be sure not to miss these beaches by accident.

1- Manarola

Cinque Terre, a collection located in the north west corner that includes Monterosso al Mare and Manarola; these two towns have been travelers' favorites since they were first accessed by train throughout September-October every year back when tourists weren't as common as they are now! With wide white sand beaches where you can spend hours lounging under intense sun or taking photos with your friends while looking out at spectacular views like no other (especially if it's sunrise), Cinque Terre definitely has something special up their sleeves for everyone who visits! We highly recommend you book our private tour of Cinque Terre in order to get the best experience. You will experience an unforgettable day discovering the most impressive Ligurian landscapes. Click on the link below to learn more!

Private Cinque Terre