Sottomarina and surroundings: a location to experience
Want something more from your beach holiday? Come and check out what Sottomarina and its surroundings have to offer.
It’s time to get away to tourist destinations and attractions close by.
Be inspired by how easy it is to get to Chioggia, Venice and the islands of Murano, Burano, Torcello as well as Venice and its Lido and Pellestrina.
SOTTOMARINA
Sottomarina is renowned for its green seafront, clear waters and extremely fine sand. It also offers the opportunity for experiencing the sea through diving. Admire sea anemones, sponges, crustaceans and the “tegnùe” natural reefs created by various organisms such as calcareous red algae.
CHIOGGIA
Chioggia is a small version of Venice that delights visitors with its canals, evocative calli or alleyways, and brightly coloured fishing boats. Don’t miss the opportunity to savour specialty fish dishes in the typical restaurants. Check out this iconic town with its artistic heritage.
ISOLA DI PELLESTRINA
Pellestrina is a thin strip of land between the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian lagoon. Off the beaten track, it can be visited on foot, by bus or by bike. Time here seems to have stood still amidst the little hamlets, the colourful fishermen’s houses and the secluded sandy beach. To visit, take the “bragozzo” fishing boat ferry from Chioggia.
VENEZIA
Taking a stroll through the heart of Venice between Rialto Bridge and the golden domes of St. Mark’s Square is an absolute must. But get ready to discover some new urban itineraries in the Floating City.
MURANO BURANO E TORCELLO
The islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello are ideal destinations if you want to discover Venice’s craftsmanship and history. Come and admire the art of Murano’s master glassmakers, the brightly coloured houses of the island of lace and learn about the legends surrounding Devil’s Bridge on Torcello.
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SPIAGGIA, RESORT, RISTORANTE E SPORT & ACTIVITIES
SOTTOMARINA
Sottomarina is renowned for its green seafront, clear waters and extremely fine sand. It also offers the opportunity for experiencing the sea through diving. Admire sea anemones, sponges, crustaceans and the “tegnùe” natural reefs created by various organisms such as calcareous red algae.
CHIOGGIA
Chioggia is a small version of Venice that delights visitors with its canals, evocative calli or alleyways, and brightly coloured fishing boats. Don’t miss the opportunity to savour specialty fish dishes in the typical restaurants. Check out this iconic town with its artistic heritage.
ISOLA DI PELLESTRINA
Pellestrina is a thin strip of land between the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian lagoon. Off the beaten track, it can be visited on foot, by bus or by bike. Time here seems to have stood still amidst the little hamlets, the colourful fishermen’s houses and the secluded sandy beach. To visit, take the “bragozzo” fishing boat ferry from Chioggia.
VENEZIA
Taking a stroll through the heart of Venice between Rialto Bridge and the golden domes of St. Mark’s Square is an absolute must. But get ready to discover some new urban itineraries in the Floating City.
MURANO BURANO E TORCELLO
The islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello are ideal destinations if you want to discover Venice’s craftsmanship and history. Come and admire the art of Murano’s master glassmakers, the brightly coloured houses of the island of lace and learn about the legends surrounding Devil’s Bridge on Torcello.