Seaside  Towns  of  Veneto

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 23 January 2024
The two most popular ​seaside towns of ​Veneto are Chioggia and Caorle. Both towns are situated on the Adriatic Coast and are official comunes (comuni in Italian), similar to a borough or district.

Away from the seaside towns, there are further related categories including the Beach Resorts which are generally slightly smaller than the main towns. 

Among those beach resorts are the likes of Lido di Jesolo, Cavallino Treporti, Sottomarina and Bibione. The final category of Blue Flag locations detailed the places awarded for their water quality. 
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Chioggia

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Chioggia, Veneto
Administrative area: Venice Province

Population: 49,259

Highlights: Corso del Popolo, canals

Caorle

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Caorle, Veneto
Administrative area: Venice Province

Population: 11,523

Highlights: Colourful buildings, marina, beach

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