Lido di Jesolo is becoming the Italian Miami, a city that lives all year round thanks to the numerous cultural, sporting and enogastronomic events that take place. it is a very popular destination known internationally also because it is located a few kilometers from Venezia. With its fifteen kilometers of beach it is one of the most frequented coasts of Italy, its amber sand and its nightclubs make it unique.
Since 2004, the Fee Italy (Foundation for Environmental Education) recognizes the city the prestigious recognition of "Blue Flag", synonymous with quality services, the presence of green areas, pedestrian and cycle paths and the top quality of bathing water.
The Lido di Jesolo, always in continuous development, extends from the Port of Piave Vecchia to the Port of Cortellazzo and is structured in three parts: the Center, characterized by modern buildings and equipped bathing establishments, the Lighthouse where there are several campsites and trendy clubs and, finally, the shady Pineta, a real pearl in the city.
The beaches of Jesolo offer excellent services and are at the forefront of safety and cleanliness.
There are countless leisure activities: canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, diving, tennis, basketball, volleyball, football, beach volleyball, minigolf, a water park, five docks for those who love sailing, and an infinite number of routes Cycle paths to discover inland. In the evening you dive into the lively nightlife, which takes place along Via Bafile and the surrounding squares, with almost two thousand shops, clubs, restaurants open until late and discos.
The Venezia beaches, among fishing villages, trendy clubs, typical taverns and golden sand dunes.
It’s built on a series of marshy islets.
