Spiaggia Libera Rosolina is a free beach located in the small village of Rosolina Mare, within the province of Rovigo, Veneto, Italy. The village is nestled within the Parco del Delta del Po Veneto and is recognized for its natural beauty and serene beaches. During the summer season, the village and its beaches draw a significant number of tourists, although the beaches do not typically become overcrowded, even during peak times.
The beach is characterized by its wide sandy shoreline, clean sand, and shallow waters. These features make it suitable for visitors of all ages and swimming abilities. The color of the sea, however, is not considered particularly appealing. The beach is also adorned with unique huts constructed from logs washed ashore, contributing to its rustic charm. The shoreline is punctuated by sandy dunes, shaped by the wind, presenting a slightly changing landscape each year.
Spiaggia Libera Rosolina is situated behind a vast pine forest, known as the Giardino Botanico Litoraneo. The forest is part of the Parco regionale Veneto del Delta del Po and contributes to the serene and naturalistic atmosphere of the beach. Visitors can access the beach through three pedestrian paths that pass through the forest or by scenic wooden walkways. However, the presence of mosquitoes, particularly in the forest area, necessitates precautionary measures.
Despite being a free beach, Spiaggia Libera Rosolina offers parking facilities along the road. However, visitors should be aware that not all charging stations work with ATMs and that parking is paid. The beach lacks certain amenities, including bars, shops, showers, and toilets, so visitors are advised to bring their own provisions.
In contrast to the more rustic Spiaggia Libera Rosolina, the main beach in Rosolina Mare is alternated with sections of equipped beach, offering more amenities and services. This beach has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag by FEE Italia, a testament to its high environmental and quality standards. It is pet-friendly and frequented by tourists of all ages. A section of the beach is also dedicated to naturists.
