Your Handmade Home Magazine October 2017

Best beaches in Italy cont.
Tuscany: Although Tuscany is known as wine country, it also has some beautiful
beaches. Versilia beach is very long, with soft yellow sand. The northern part
of Tuscany has many lovely beaches as well. In addition, there are some terrific
restaurants where you can sample fresh Mediterranean seafood caught daily.
Rimini: Rimini is located in the Emilia Romagna region of northern Italy and
it is where you will enjoy the beauty of the Adriatic Sea. Rimini is popular with
Italians and tourists alike. The Igea Marina beach, once an ancient fishing village,
is also popular with both Italians and tourists, and is the home of an amazing sea
shell exhibit at the Museo delle Conchiglie.
Portonovo Beach: Portonovo beach is located on a bay in Conero National Park
in the Marche region of Italy. Often called the Conero Riviera, you’ll find many
restaurants here with a variety of fresh local fish dishes. Italians pride themselves
on their fresh food in general, and seafood is no exception. In fact, it can be difficult
to find comparable seafood dishes outside of the seaside coastline of Italy.
Portofino: Known as the Italian Riviera, Portofino is located in Liguria region.
It is well known for being a chic, upscale resort area. If you want to splurge and
have an amazing honeymoon or romantic getaway, I would highly recommend
Portofino. The Paraggi Stretch in Portofino Is known for its romantic atmosphere
and is an ideal couples resort.
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