Lido di Jesolo Beaches

Overview

Lido di Jesolo is one of Italy's most popular and vibrant beach destinations, famous for its impressive 15-kilometer stretch of fine, golden sand. The Adriatic Sea here is known for being calm and shallow, making it exceptionally family-friendly and consistently earning it a Blue Flag award for water quality. This purpose-built resort town is designed for sun-seekers, offering a classic European seaside holiday experience just a short trip from the historic canals of Venice.

The sheer length of the coastline means there is a beach for every type of visitor. The main Lido di Jesolo beach is the bustling heart of the resort, while the green pine groves of Pineta di Jesolo provide a more relaxed setting. For a more natural landscape and photogenic views, the Lighthouse Beach is a perfect choice, whereas Capannina Beach is the hub for music and a lively social atmosphere. Many visitors also take a worthwhile day trip to the nearby Caorle Beach, known for its charming and colorful historic fishing village.

While famous for its energetic nightlife, Lido di Jesolo offers a diverse atmosphere that caters to everyone from families to those seeking a party. The town successfully balances a vibrant, modern resort feel with areas perfect for quiet relaxation. The beaches highlighted here are just a starting point, and our comprehensive guide features a longer list of options to help you find the perfect spot on this celebrated coastline.

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FAQ

Is the beach in Lido di Jesolo free, or do I have to pay for access?

Lido di Jesolo has a mix of private and free beach areas. Most of the 15-kilometer-long beach is managed by establishments where you rent a sunbed and umbrella for the day, which is common practice in Italy. However, there are also several designated free sections ('spiaggia libera') located in areas like near the lighthouse (Faro area), in front of Piazza Brescia, and in Cortellazzo where you can place your own towel and umbrella without a fee. These free beaches are equipped with essential services like toilets, showers, and lifeguard supervision.

Lighthouse Beach

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What is the water and sand like at Lido di Jesolo?

The beach at Lido di Jesolo is known for its long, wide expanse of fine, golden amber sand. The Adriatic Sea here is generally calm with a gentle slope, making the water shallow for a good distance from the shore. This makes it particularly safe and suitable for families with children. The water quality is consistently awarded the prestigious Blue Flag, indicating high standards for cleanliness and safety.

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Is Lido di Jesolo a good destination for families with children?

Yes, Lido di Jesolo is widely considered an excellent destination for families. The beaches have calm, shallow waters and are supervised by lifeguards. Beyond the beach, the resort is packed with family-oriented attractions, including the Caribe Bay water park, the Sea Life aquarium, the Tropicarium Park, New Jesolandia amusement park, and a large Ferris wheel. The long pedestrian street, Via Bafile, is also great for evening strolls with the family.

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What's the nightlife like in Lido di Jesolo? Is it just a party town?

Lido di Jesolo has a vibrant and diverse nightlife, but it's not solely a party town. The main hub of activity is along Via Bafile, Europe's longest pedestrian street, and the surrounding squares like Piazza Mazzini. Here you'll find a huge variety of restaurants, cocktail bars, and pubs. For those seeking a more energetic scene, there are several famous clubs like Il Muretto and Vanilla Club that attract international DJs. However, the town successfully caters to both families and young people, with different areas offering different vibes.

Are most hotels located directly on the beach?

Yes, a significant number of hotels in Lido di Jesolo are located directly on the beachfront, separated from the sand only by a pedestrian walkway. Many of these hotels offer private beach areas with sunbeds and umbrellas included for their guests. There are also many other hotels and apartments situated just a short walk away, often on or just off the main street, Via Bafile, which runs parallel to the coast.

See the full list of accommodation options here.

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How much does it cost to rent a sunbed and umbrella?

The price for renting an umbrella and two sunbeds varies depending on the beach establishment and how close you are to the sea. Generally, you can expect to pay between €15 and €25 per day. The front rows are typically the most expensive. Many hotels include the cost of a beach spot in the room rate, so it's always best to check with your accommodation first.

When is the best time to visit Lido di Jesolo for a beach holiday?

The best time for a beach holiday in Lido di Jesolo is from late May to mid-September. July and August are the peak months with the warmest weather, highest temperatures (often around 30°C or 86°F), and the most events, but also the biggest crowds. For a quieter experience with pleasant weather, consider visiting in June or the first half of September when the temperatures are still warm and the sea is comfortable for swimming.

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How do you get to Venice from Lido di Jesolo for a day trip?

There are two main ways to get to Venice for a day trip. The most direct and cheapest option is the ATVO bus (line 10A) from the Lido di Jesolo bus station to Piazzale Roma in Venice, which takes about an hour. A more scenic route is to take a local bus to Punta Sabbioni and then a 'vaporetto' (water bus) across the lagoon directly to St. Mark's Square, which takes a similar amount of time.

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People Also Ask

Are there jellyfish in the sea at Lido di Jesolo?

Jellyfish can occasionally be found in the Adriatic Sea, including the waters off Lido di Jesolo, particularly during certain weather and current conditions. However, it is not a persistent problem, and the beaches are generally considered very safe for swimming. Lifeguard stations are present along the beach and can provide assistance and information if needed. Reports of stings are not common.

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What is there to do in Lido di Jesolo when it rains?

While known for its beach, Lido di Jesolo offers several indoor activities for a rainy day. You can visit the Sea Life Aquarium or the Tropicarium Park, which houses various animal species. For a bit of culture, there's the Military History Museum 'Vidotto'. The main street, Via Bafile, has many covered arcades with shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore. Additionally, you could take the opportunity to go on a day trip to the nearby city of Venice.

How does Lido di Jesolo compare to other nearby resorts like Caorle or Bibione?

Lido di Jesolo is known for its very long, straight beach and vibrant nightlife, with the extensive Via Bafile pedestrian street at its heart. It generally has a more modern, bustling resort feel. Caorle is often considered more charming, with its colorful historic center and fishing harbor, offering a slightly more traditional Italian town atmosphere. Bibione is also very popular with families and is known for its wide beach and large, well-equipped campsites and tourist villages. The choice depends on whether you prefer a lively, modern resort (Jesolo), a picturesque historic town (Caorle), or a purpose-built family holiday village (Bibione).

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Caorle Beach

Bibione Beach

Can I bring my dog to the beach in Lido di Jesolo?

While most of the main beach areas do not permit dogs, Lido di Jesolo has specific designated areas for them. The 'Bau Bau Beach' is a dedicated pay-to-enter establishment where dogs are welcome and can swim. There are also a few free beach areas where dogs are allowed on the sand (though swimming may be restricted), such as a section near the mouth of the Sile river in the Faro area.

Low / High	21.4°C/25.5°C
Feels Like (High)	27.4°C

Sea Temperature	27.3 °C
Wave Height	0.1 m

Rain Chance	78%
Rainfall	3.8 mm
Rain Duration	8 h

Sunrise / Sunset	05:45/20:46
Sunshine Hours	4.0 hrs
UV Index	4.35
Cloud Cover	82%

Speed	9.7 km/h
Gusts	20.9 km/h
Direction	NE

Lido di Jesolo Beaches

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FAQ

Is the beach in Lido di Jesolo free, or do I have to pay for access?

What is the water and sand like at Lido di Jesolo?

Is Lido di Jesolo a good destination for families with children?

What's the nightlife like in Lido di Jesolo? Is it just a party town?

Are most hotels located directly on the beach?

How much does it cost to rent a sunbed and umbrella?

When is the best time to visit Lido di Jesolo for a beach holiday?

How do you get to Venice from Lido di Jesolo for a day trip?

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People Also Ask

Are there jellyfish in the sea at Lido di Jesolo?

What is there to do in Lido di Jesolo when it rains?

How does Lido di Jesolo compare to other nearby resorts like Caorle or Bibione?

Can I bring my dog to the beach in Lido di Jesolo?

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