Fishing  Villages  of  Italy

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 30 December 2023
The beautiful fishing villages of Italy listed here represent just a tiny fraction of what the country's various coastlines have to offer.

In other pages on this website there are Seaside Towns and Beach Resorts; a category which some of the places below could easily fall in to, but the idea was just to separate and showcase those smaller coves from the larger resorts.

You may not necessarily spend a whole holiday in these smaller villages or even use their beaches, but with their aquamarine seas and polychromatic clusters of houses they're some of the most attractive places in Italy for a day trip and for photographers.
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Giovinazzo, Puglia
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Vernazza

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Vernazza, Cinque Terre, Liguria

Marina  Corricella

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Marina Corricella, Procida

Bogliasco

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Bogliasco, Liguria

Giovinazzo

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Giovinazzo, Puglia

Sant'Angelo  d'Ischia

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Sant'Angelo d'Ischia, Campania

Riomaggiore

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Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre, Liguria

Nervi

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Nervi, Liguria

Chianalea

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Chianalea, Calabria

Bisceglie

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Bisceglie, Puglia

Boccadasse

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Boccadasse, Liguria

Cetara

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Cetara, Amalfi Coast, Campania

Manarola

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Manarola, Cinque Terre, Liguria

Marina  della  Lobra

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Marina della Lobra, Campania

Tellaro

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Tellaro, Liguria

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