Adriatic coast Italy

Why choose the Adriatic Coast?

The Adriatic Coast is known for its soft, golden to amber-coloured sandy beaches, formed by rivers flowing down from the Dolomites. Thanks to the gently sloping seabed, this coastline is especially child-friendly, while the many nearby cultural cities provide variety and depth to your holiday.

The Adriatic Coast offers:
Extensive sandy beaches directly by the sea
A pleasant climate with many hours of sunshine
The perfect combination of beach, culture and nature
Family-friendly facilities as well as peaceful, relaxing spots
Close proximity to Venice and other UNESCO World Heritage cities

Luxury camping on the Adriatic Coast with Gustocamp

Our campsites on the Adriatic Coast are located in unique settings, often directly by the sea or just a short walk from the beach. No large-scale holiday parks, but carefully selected campsites where atmosphere, quality and comfort come first.
You stay in fully equipped accommodations such as luxury mobile homes and luxury safari tents, each with a lovely terrace where you can enjoy long summer evenings. This way, you experience the real Italy without sacrificing comfort and convenience.

Our accommodations on the Adriatic Coast

At Gustocamp, you can choose from various accommodations to suit your holiday wishes:
Luxury mobile homes with air conditioning and a fully equipped kitchen
Luxury safari tents with a spacious terrace
Cozy outdoor areas to dine and relax together

All accommodations blend perfectly with their surroundings and ensure a carefree, relaxing holiday.

Places you should not miss on the Adriatic Coast

Caorle: colourful and authentic

Caorle is a charming fishing town where the authentic Italian atmosphere is immediately noticeable. The brightly coloured houses, narrow streets and lively squares give the historic centre a picturesque feel. Along the harbour, you can still see traditional fishing boats and enjoy fresh fish in one of the local restaurants.
In the lagoon around Caorle, you will find the characteristic Casone, old fishing huts made of wood and reeds that reflect the traditional way of life in this area. At the same time, Caorle boasts long, well-maintained sandy beaches, making it the perfect combination of culture and relaxation. Gustocamp campsite Pra delle Torriis located in the town of Caorle.

Lido di Jesolo: lively and versatile

Lido di Jesolo is one of the most popular seaside resorts on the Adriatic Coast and is known for its vibrant atmosphere. The wide sandy beach stretches for kilometres and is ideal for sun lovers and families alike. Along the coast runs a lively promenade with countless restaurants, cafés and ice-cream parlours.
In addition, Lido di Jesolo features one of the longest shopping streets in Europe, where you can stroll until late in the evening. With attractions, water parks and a buzzing nightlife, this destination is perfect for combining beach days with entertainment and fun.

Cavallino: peace, nature and sea

Cavallino-Treporti is uniquely located between the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian Lagoon. This region is known for its open spaces, green surroundings and tranquil character. Here you will find wide sandy beaches, cycling paths through nature and a relaxed pace of life.
Cavallino is especially popular with holidaymakers who want to enjoy sea and nature, while still being able to travel easily by boat to Venice. An ideal destination for those seeking relaxation without feeling remote. Here you will find the Gustocamp campsitesSant Angelo, Garden Paradiso, Union Lido, and Marina di Venezia.

Venice and the Venetian Lagoon

A holiday on the Adriatic Coast is not complete without a visit to Venice. This world-famous city continues to fascinate with its narrow alleyways, romantic canals and impressive architecture. Highlights such as St Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace and the Rialto Bridge are absolute must-sees.
A trip by vaporetto or gondola offers a unique perspective of the city and makes your visit even more special. Day trips to Venice are easy to plan from the coast.

The Venetian Lagoon is also home to several remarkable islands: Murano: famous for its centuries-old glass art and glassblowing
Burano: known for its brightly coloured houses and traditional lacework
Torcello: a peaceful, green island with a rich history and only a small number of inhabitants

Cultural cities along the Adriatic Coast

Ravenna: mosaics and history

Ravenna is a city with an impressive cultural heritage and is world-renowned for its UNESCO-listed mosaics. Churches and mausoleums such as the Basilica of San Vitale and the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia display colourful mosaics of exceptional quality.
In addition to culture, Ravenna also offers access to fine beaches, making it easy to combine sightseeing with relaxation by the sea.

Ferrara: elegant and compact

Ferrara is an elegant city completely surrounded by well-preserved city walls. The historic centre is compact and perfect for exploring by bicycle.
The impressive Castello Estense forms the heart of the city and is surrounded by charming squares and palaces. Ferrara exudes calm and authenticity and is fully listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bologna: the culinary heart of Italy

Bologna is often regarded as the culinary capital of Italy. The city is famous for its rich cuisine, with classics such as tagliatelle al ragù and freshly made pasta.
In addition, Bologna boasts a beautiful historic centre with medieval towers, long arcades and lively squares such as Piazza Maggiore. Culture, gastronomy and conviviality come together perfectly here.

Nature on the Adriatic Coast

In addition to beaches and cultural cities, the Adriatic Coast also offers a surprising amount of nature. An absolute highlight is the Parco del Delta del Po, a vast natural area listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Here you can discover lagoons, wetlands, reed beds and forests that are home to countless bird species. The area is ideal for cycling, walking or boating and provides a peaceful contrast to the lively seaside resorts along the coast.

The climate on the Adriatic Coast

Spring: pleasant temperatures around 20°C
Summer: warm and sunny, averaging 28–30°C
Autumn: ideal for late summer holidays with temperatures around 24°C

The sea is wonderfully warm in summer and also pleasant in spring and autumn for beach walks.

Tasting la dolce vita

On the Adriatic Coast, you can enjoy Italian cuisine at its very best:
Fresh fish and seafood
Pasta, pizza and local specialities
Typical regional dishes such as polenta and piadina
Espresso, gelato and local wines

A holiday here means enjoying life at a relaxed pace.

The Adriatic Coast with Gustocamp: relaxed and atmospheric

At Gustocamp, everything revolves around quality, atmosphere and personal service. Our campsites on the Adriatic Coast are ideal for those who:
Want to enjoy luxury camping
Appreciate peace and comfort
Wish to experience the authentic Italian atmosphere

Discover our campsites on the Adriatic Coast

Get inspired by our luxury campsites on Italy’s Adriatic Coast and enjoy a relaxing holiday filled with sun, sea, culture and Italian hospitality.

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