Ladispoli Beaches

Just a short and convenient train ride from Rome, Ladispoli offers a distinctive coastal escape defined by its unique black sand. This striking feature is a legacy of the region's volcanic history, with high iron content giving the beaches their characteristic dark color. Its easy accessibility and memorable scenery make Ladispoli a popular choice for travelers and locals seeking a quick and relaxing break from the city.

The town's shoreline presents a variety of experiences. You can embrace the classic dark sand appeal at Spiaggia Nera di Ladispoli, a signature local beach. For a slightly different setting, many enjoy Spiaggia di Campo di Mare, located in neighboring Cerveteri, known for its relaxed atmosphere and wide, sandy expanse. Nearby, the protected natural area around the medieval Torre Flavia offers a more rugged beach experience amid a landscape of dunes and a historic watchtower. Our detailed guide explores these and many other beaches waiting to be discovered.

Ladispoli's beaches are particularly well-suited for families and those seeking relaxation, offering a laid-back vibe rather than a boisterous party scene. The calm, shallow waters are often protected by breakwaters, making them ideal for swimming. Along the coast, you'll find a welcoming mix of private beach clubs (stabilimenti) that rent sunbeds and umbrellas, as well as accessible free public beaches ('spiaggia libera'), ensuring an option for every preference.