Spiaggia Libera Ex Colonie is a sandy beach situated in Pesaro, Italy, specifically located on Viale Trieste. This beach is open to the public and provides an expansive area for visitors to revel in the sea.
The beach is known for its cleanliness and offers ample space for visitors even during peak tourist seasons, such as mid-August. Despite the high number of visitors, the beach does not get overly crowded. In addition, the positioning of the beach allows for shade from adjacent buildings in the afternoon, providing a cooling relief from the sun's heat.
While the beach operates on a first-come, first-served basis, it remains free to access for all visitors. Despite not having a public water tap on site, the beach's close proximity to local bars and restaurants allows visitors to conveniently access refreshments and other services.
The beach also provides free parking facilities, making it an easily accessible destination for those traveling by car. In addition, the local government has enhanced the lifeguard service in the area, making it available from 10 am to 6 pm daily until 31st August. This measure was implemented in response to an anomalous hole in the water that could pose a threat to swimmers, both experienced and inexperienced. The affected area is clearly marked with signs and buoys to ensure the safety of beachgoers.
The local government collaborates with Bagninning, a company of lifeguards in Pesaro, to provide this important optional service. In areas without concessions, the lifeguard services are available in July on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm, and in August, they are available every day during the same hours. Visitors are advised to exercise caution while enjoying the sea, as it can provide both relaxation and entertainment, but also potential hazards.
