Bibione​

Latest update: 25 February 2022
The beach resort of Bibione is situated on the Adriatic Coast, in the Metropolitan City of Venice province. 

Venice, the regional capital of Veneto, lies just over 100 kilometres west of Bibione by road. Among the places of interest within a short distance are Caorle, Portogruaro, Lido di Jesolo and Cavallino Treporti.
By car you can reach Portogruaro in 30 minutes (29 km), Caorle in 40 minutes (42 km) or Venice in an hour and 21 minutes (102 km). The most convenient airports for Bibione are Venice Marco Polo Airport (79 km) and Treviso Airport (88 km).
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Bibione is a popular seaside resort town located on the Adriatic coast in the Veneto region of Italy. Its history dates back to ancient times, with evidence of Roman settlements in the area.

However, the modern development of Bibione as a tourist destination began in the 1950s when it was recognized for its beautiful sandy beaches and natural surroundings. Over the years, Bibione has grown into a well-established holiday destination, attracting visitors from all over the world who come to enjoy its beaches, water sports, and vibrant atmosphere.

Tourist Information: 
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  • 1. Beaches: Bibione boasts approximately 8 kilometers of sandy beaches, offering ample space for relaxation and various recreational activities. The beaches are well-equipped with facilities such as sunbeds, umbrellas, and beach bars.
  • 2. Water Sports: The Adriatic Sea provides excellent conditions for water sports such as windsurfing, sailing, paddleboarding, and jet skiing. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of aquatic adventures.
  • 3. Thermae: Bibione is known for its therapeutic hot springs and spas. The thermal waters are said to have healing properties and are a popular attraction for wellness seekers.
  • 4. Nature and Bike Trails: The town is surrounded by lush pine forests and natural areas, making it ideal for nature walks and bike rides. There are several bike trails that lead to scenic spots and nearby villages.
  • 5. Bibione Lighthouse: The lighthouse, known as "Faro di Bibione," offers stunning panoramic views of the town and the Adriatic Sea.
  • 6. Evening Promenade: In the evenings, the main street of Bibione, Via delle Costellazioni, comes alive with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. It's a great place to take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
  • 7. Local Cuisine: Bibione offers a wide range of restaurants and eateries serving delicious Italian and international dishes, including fresh seafood and traditional Veneto cuisine.
  • 8. Excursions: Bibione serves as an excellent base for day trips to nearby places like Venice, Padua, and the beautiful islands of Murano and Burano.
  • 9. Events and Festivals: Throughout the year, Bibione hosts various events, festivals, and concerts that add to the town's festive ambiance.
  • 10. Family-friendly: Bibione is a family-friendly destination with many facilities and activities designed to entertain and cater to families with children.
Bibione - frazione di San Michele al Tagliamento
​​​​​Comune: ​​​​San Michele al Tagliamento

Province: Metropolitan City of Venice

Region: Veneto

​Water quality: Blue Flag Beach 2021 - 2022

By car: ​​​​Portogruaro - 30 mins, Caorle - 40 mins, Venice 1 hr 21 min

By air: ​​​​Venice Marco Polo Airport (79 km), Treviso Airport (88 km)
Close by: Caorle, Portogruaro, Lido di Jesolo, Cavallino Treporti
Recommended accommodation: Princess Aparthotel

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