Seaside  Towns  of  Lazio

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 19 November 2023
The seaside towns of Lazio listed below are all official municipalities (comuni in Italian) and represent some of the most popular bathing spots on the Tyrrhenian Coast of Italy. These seaside towns are complemented by the smaller beach resorts of Lazio which has its own category and a number of entrants. 

Topping the list of seaside towns we have the beautiful Gaeta which combines an illustrious history, dramatic scenery and some of the best sandy beaches in the region. Smaller, but no less impressive, is the town of Sperlonga whose whitewashed houses look down on to the sea and expansive beaches in each direction. 
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Gaeta

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Gaeta, Lazio

Sperlonga

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Sperlonga, Lazio

Terracina

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Terracina, Lazio

Nettuno

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Nettuno, Lazio

Sabaudia

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Sabaudia, Lazio

Anzio

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Anzio, Lazio

Santa  Marinella

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Santa Marinella, Lazio

Formia

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Formia, Lazio

Ladispoli

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Ladispoli, Lazio

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