Rosolina  Mare​

Latest page update: 25 May 2025
By: Dion Protani

Where to Stay

Where to Stay in Rosolina Mare
Rosolina Mare has a modest selection of established hotels, reflecting its role as a relaxed Adriatic beach resort surrounded by pine forest and lagoon landscapes. Most accommodation sits close to the seafront or within walking distance of the main avenues, giving visitors straightforward access to the beaches and cycle paths that link the coastal area with the Po Delta nature reserves. Standards are steady, with hotels focused on comfort, practicality and a traditional seaside atmosphere.
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Among the better-reviewed options, Hotel Umberto offers a convenient central location near the beach, with comfortable rooms and friendly, reliable service (€€). Hotel Sole provides another dependable choice on the seafront, appreciated for its welcoming hospitality, clean rooms and easy access to both the promenade and shoreline (€€). For those seeking a stay with more outdoor space, Hotel Milan offers a peaceful setting, well-kept rooms and positive feedback for its relaxed atmosphere and proximity to the coast (€€).

Where is

Where is Rosolina Mare?
The beach resort of Rosolina Mare is situated on the Adriatic Coast, in the Province of Rovigo. 

Venice, the regional capital of Veneto, lies just over 70 kilometres south of Rosolina Mare by road.  ​​​​Among the places of interest within a short distance are Po Delta Regional Park, Chioggia, Sottomarina and Rovigo.
By car from Rosolina Mare it takes 26 minutes to reach Chioggia (22 km), 54 minutes to Rovigo (53 km) and one hour 9 minutes to Venice (70 km). The most convenient airport for the resort is Venice Marco Polo Airport which is 75 kilometres way. 
Rosolina Mare - frazione di Rosolina
​​​Comune: ​​​​Rosolina

Province: Rovigo

Region: Veneto

​​​​​​​​​Water quality: Blue Flag Beach 2024 - 2025

By car: ​​​​Chioggia - 26 mins, Venice - 1 hr 9 mins, Rovigo - 54 mins

Fly to: ​​​​Venice Marco Polo Airport (75 km)

​Close by: Po Delta Regional Park, Chioggia, Sottomarina, Rovigo

​​Recommended accommodation: Hotel Grande Italia (23 km)

What People Ask About Rosolina Mare, Veneto

Is Rosolina Mare worth visiting?
Yes, Rosolina Mare is worth visiting for its sandy beaches, pine forests, and relaxed atmosphere. It’s located within the Po Delta Regional Park and is ideal for families, cyclists, and nature lovers looking to enjoy the coast away from the crowds of larger resorts.
What are the main attractions in Rosolina Mare?
The main attractions include the long, well-maintained beach, the botanical gardens of Porto Caleri, and walking and cycling paths through the pinewoods. The nearby lagoons and wetlands of the Po Delta are ideal for birdwatching and boat excursions.
How do I get to Rosolina Mare?
Rosolina Mare is best reached by car, with access via the SS309 Romea road. The nearest train station is in Rosolina town, about 12 km away, with taxi or bus connections to the coast. It’s roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes from Venice or Padua by road.
What is Rosolina Mare known for?
Rosolina Mare is known for its beach tourism, surrounding natural areas, and position within the Po Delta. It’s particularly popular with Italian families during summer and is appreciated for its clean coastline, shaded campgrounds, and outdoor activities.
When is the best time to visit Rosolina Mare?
The best time to visit Rosolina Mare is from June to early September, when the beach facilities are open and the weather is suitable for swimming and outdoor activities. May and September are quieter, with fewer tourists and mild temperatures.
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Discover Rosolina Mare
Rosolina Mare is a seaside resort in the province of Rovigo, located on a narrow strip of land between the Adriatic Sea and the lagoons of the Po Delta. Its long sandy beach, bordered by pinewoods, makes it a popular summer destination, while the surrounding landscape reflects the balance between sea, rivers, and wetlands that characterises the delta.
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Close by is the Botanical Garden of Porto Caleri, showcasing coastal and lagoon ecosystems, and the wider Po Delta Regional Park, which offers opportunities for cycling, birdwatching, and boat excursions. Road connections link Rosolina Mare with Chioggia, Rovigo, and the resorts of the Venetian coast, making it an accessible base for both seaside holidays and nature-focused activities.

Things to Do

Things to Do in Rosolina Mare
  • Spiaggia di Rosolina Mare is a wide sandy beach along the Adriatic coast, known for its soft dunes, shallow waters, and well-equipped lidos. It includes both free and managed sections with sunbed hire, beach sports, and play areas for children. The beach is backed by pine forest and stretches for several kilometres.
  • Lungomare and Pinewood Trails run behind the beach, offering shaded paths for walking and cycling through coastal woodland. The area is ideal for relaxed outings and connects with picnic zones, kiosks, and holiday villages. The trails are flat and well-marked, making them accessible for all ages.
  • Giardino Botanico Litoraneo di Porto Caleri lies at the southern end of the Rosolina peninsula and protects a strip of dune, marsh, and coastal forest. Elevated walkways and marked nature trails allow visitors to explore the area without disturbing the habitat. The garden is rich in native plants and seasonal wildflowers.
  • Porto di Rosolina Mare and Canal Network provide access to fishing, sailing, and lagoon boat tours. Small harbours and inlets are used by local fishermen and private vessels, with guided excursions available to explore the Po Delta and nearby islands. The port area includes restaurants and viewing platforms.
  • Proximity to Parco del Delta del Po makes Rosolina Mare a gateway to one of Italy’s most important wetland areas. Birdwatching, canoeing, and cycling routes are available within short reach of the town, offering opportunities to see herons, flamingos, and other wildlife in natural surroundings.

Tours and Activities

Rosolina Mare Tours and Activities
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How to Get to [Place Name]

How to Get to Rosolina Mare
By Rail: Rosolina Mare does not have its own train station. The nearest station is in Rosolina, about 12 kilometres inland, on the Rovigo–Chioggia line operated by Trenitalia. From Rovigo, trains to Rosolina take around 50 minutes, while from Venice the journey usually involves a change at Rovigo or Chioggia, taking about 2 hours. From Rosolina station, Rosolina Mare can be reached in about 20 minutes by car or local bus.

By Road: Rosolina Mare is situated on the Adriatic coast, in the Po Delta area of the province of Rovigo. From Rovigo, the distance is about 50 kilometres, with a driving time of around 1 hour. From Venice, the journey is approximately 70 kilometres and takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes via the SS309 Romea road. Parking is available near the seafront and holiday complexes.

Nearest International Airports:
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  • Venice Marco Polo Airport: About 75 kilometres from Rosolina Mare, with a drive of around 1 hour and 20 minutes. The most convenient airport, offering extensive European and intercontinental connections.
  • Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport: Approximately 120 kilometres away, with a driving time of about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Provides both domestic and international services.
  • Treviso Canova Airport: Roughly 90 kilometres from Rosolina Mare, taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car. Serves mainly low-cost European routes.

Private Transfers

Rosolina Mare Private Transfers
A private transfer is the most straightforward way to reach Rosolina Mare or continue your journey onwards, offering direct service without the need for connections or car hire. You’ll be met at your preferred location and driven comfortably to your destination by a professional driver.

From Rosolina Mare, Venice Marco Polo Airport is about 75 km away, with a journey time of around 1 hour 15 minutes. Bologna Airport lies 110 km to the southwest, reached in about 1 hour 30 minutes, while Verona Villafranca Airport is roughly 140 km west, with transfers taking just under 2 hours. The city of Padua can be reached in 1 hour, while Venice itself is around 70 km north with a journey time of just over 1 hour.
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