Beach  Resorts  of  Veneto

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 23 January 2024
The main ​beach resorts of Veneto are all listed below from Lido di Jesolo to Bibione in no particular order.

​The resorts work in a slightly different way to the seaside towns as they don't have a steady all year round population but get particularly busy during the summers.

​Cavallino Treporti and Lido di Jesolo form part of the Venice Lagoon while Bibione is further east along the Adriatic Coast close to the Friuli Venezia Giulia region which lies to the north east of Veneto and stretches as far as Muggia, just beyond Trieste.
Sottomarina is in a different area to the other three, south of Venice and just below the town of Chioggia. Rosalina Mare is a small resort located within the Po Delta Regional Park in the Rovigo Province. ​
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Lido  di  Jesolo

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Lido di Jesolo, Veneto
Resort hotels: 208

Cavallino  Treporti

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Cavallino Treporti, Veneto
Resort hotels: 22

Sottomarina

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Sottomarina, Veneto
Resort hotels: 24

Bibione

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Bibione, Veneto
Resort hotels: 71

Rosolina  Mare

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Rosolina Mare, Veneto
Resort hotels: 3 (within a radius of 3 km)

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