10 Best Beaches In Verona Italy For A Beach Vacation

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While you visit Verona, you should consider a day or two dedicated to some of the beautiful beaches that line Lake Garda, which is just thirty minutes outside of the city. These beaches in Verona may not be the white sandy beaches you expect by the coast, but they are wonderful places to relax by the water, dip in the cool lake and enjoy the mountainous views.

We have put together a list of the best beaches in Verona on Lake Garda as well as the best beaches near Verona that are on the Mediterranean coast. Whether you are looking for a weekend trip and want to stay overnight by the lake or sea or if you only have time for an afternoon excursion, these beaches are absolutely worth it! 

The Least Crowded Beach in Verona

Al Corno Beach

One of the least crowded beaches in Verona, Al Corno is the perfect stop for anyone looking for the perfect beach day with incredible views. You will have no problem finding your spot to sunbathe on this beach. The shoreline is quite wide, making it a great stop for that private beach experience.

The water of Lake Garda is perfect for swimming, though the beach is very pebbly so it is advised to bring swimming shoes. Al Corno is similar to the other beaches along Lake Garda’s coast but is less known and therefore much quieter. It’s by far, one of the best beaches in Verona for couples or families looking for a beach day.

Hotel Villa Mulino is just a seven minute walk from Al Corno Beach and would be a great choice of accommodation if you’d like to spend more time on Lake Garda. Built on an old watermill, it has all the character of the local area that you could want. The outdoor pool, garden and bar is the perfect place to relax after a day at the beach!  

The Most Pet-Friendly Beach In Verona

Bracco Baldo Beach

Popular for dog parents, Bracco Baldo Beach is a favorite of tourists and locals alike. Just a thirty-minute drive from the city of Verona and on the coast of Lake Garda, Bracco Baldo is actually one of the only beaches in Verona that is dog friendly. This makes it a great spot if you’re looking for that perfect beach to relax with your dog or would just like to be around some pups.

There are sunbeds and umbrellas available for you to use but make sure to bring your own snacks and drinks as there aren’t any stalls along the beach. However, there are restaurants along the promenade that are great choices for lunch or dinner. It can get busy in the middle of the summer but during the week or earlier in the day it should be easy to find a space for you. 

If you’d like to stay right on the lake, consider staying at Hotel Dogana. This beautiful hotel was built in the 18th century and somehow still manages to have all the modern comforts and luxuries you could desire. Only 650 feet from Bracco Baldo Beach, the hotel has beautiful sun terraces, packages for local wine tastings or boat trips, as well as an outdoor swimming pool.

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The Best Beach In Verona For Its History

Jamaica Beach

By far, one of the most beautiful beaches in Verona, Jamaica Beach is known for its romantic atmosphere and incredible views. It is located at the end of the peninsula of Sirmione which extends into Lake Garda and is about thirty minutes west of Verona.

Jamaica Beach is just a fifteen-minute walk from Scaliger Castle which is one of the best-preserved medieval castles in all of Italy. It is absolutely worth a tour as it has some of the best views of the lake and is like stepping back into the 13th century.

Once you’ve explored the castle, you can make your way down to Jamaica Beach for a swim and some sunbathing. Like many of the other beaches in Verona, the shore of the beach is made up of flat rocks so be careful not to slip while getting out of the water.

The peninsula of Sirmione is just incredible so we can understand if you’d like to stay a bit longer. You can actually stay right next to Jamaica Beach on the peninsula itself at Hotel Désirée. This hotel is just a six-minute walk from the beach and has an outdoor pool in the middle of a large garden, making it the perfect stay as you sample the Verona beaches.

The Best All-Inclusive Beaches In Verona  

Lido Mirabello Beach

This waterfront restaurant and bar is the perfect beach in Verona for you to enjoy a cocktail, the views, and a swim. Tables are spread out over a beautiful lawn right at the edge of Lake Garda and there is a private beach where you can hop in and cool off.

Known for being a great spot for couples as well as families, Lido Mirabello is a perfect stop for beach hoppers, foodies, or anyone passing through. Have a cappuccino in the morning or an Aperol Spritz in the afternoon while you soak up the sun and enjoy the view.

If you’d like Lido Mirabello Beach to be your go-to beach in Verona during your vacation, then you’re in luck because you can stay at Kriss Internazionale Hotel which is just a five-minute walk from the beach!

The hotel actually has its own private beach, as well as a spa and restaurant. You’ll have everything you could need while being in the perfect location to explore Verona, Bardolino, and many surrounding towns.

Sabbioni Beach

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Image Credits: visitgarda.com / Sabbioni Beach attracting plenty of visitors

This is by far one of the most loved beaches along Lake Garda and is about an hour outside of Verona. Though it isn’t the closest beach to the city, it is one of the largest beaches along the lake and provides plenty of space for you to spread out and soak up the sun.

The incredible views to the south and nearby bars create the perfect atmosphere for your beach day. Just behind this beach in Verona are several restaurants that serve a wonderful variety of local cuisine. There are even several Gelateria’s along the water!

One of the best hotels in the area is Hotel Luise which happens to be just a few steps away from Sabbioni Beach. Here you will be able to enjoy the outdoor pool or restaurant after your day at one of the best beaches in Verona.

The Best Beaches In Verona for Families

Spiaggia Baia delle Sirene

One of the more luxurious beaches along Lake Garda, Spiaggia Baia delle Sirene is the perfect beach for looking for an all-inclusive experience. The stands along the beach have everything you could possibly need, from sunbeds and parasols to drinks and food. If you’re traveling with family, keep in mind that kids have free entrance every Tuesday and Thursday at Spiaggia Baia delle Sirene.

This is by far one of the best beaches in Verona for families and anyone traveling with younger children. The only thing you should prepare for is sharper rocks along the shore, so make sure to bring some water shoes, especially for the kids.

If you are traveling with your family, you can consider staying at Villa Caratti. This incredible Italian Villa is only a twelve-minute walk from Spiaggia delle Sirene and is positioned right on the water. Fully equipped with a private pool, Hamman, and sauna as well as a private beach, you will absolutely have everything you could need throughout your stay.

Spiaggia Fonte Torrente San Giovanni

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Image Credits: lakegarda.live / Turquoise blue water with beautiful mountain views at the beach

This breathtaking lake stretches along the western side of Lake Garda and is one of the best beaches in Verona for families and is only an hour and a half drive from the city.

The shallow waters are perfect for young children plus the wide beach leaves you with plenty of space no matter the size of your family. It is a pebble beach so make sure to bring some water shoes for swimming in the lake. This is one of the best beaches on the west side of Lake Garda and has a wonderful view of the mountains along the east side of the beautiful lake.

While you’re planning your trip to see the best beaches in Verona, you should consider spending a few days on the western side of Lake Garda. Albergo Bellavista is on a property that dates back to the 17th century, is only a four-minute walk from the beach, and has a gorgeous garden terrace.

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The Best Beaches In Verona on the Mediterranean

Sand Beach Sottomarina

If you’re set on going to a sandy beach on the ocean coast, you should take the two-hour drive to Sand Beach Sottomarina. This beach is very popular and is complete with a bathhouse, two bars, and a restaurant. There are stalls where you can rent parasols and sunbeds. If you’re able to stay for the evening, you can enjoy the various clubs and events that open at night.

While you’re on the coast you definitely should take a couple of days to explore Venice. You can even stay just five minutes away from Sottomarina at Residence Nova Marina. This hotel also has three swimming pools, a massive and beautiful garden, as well as a balcony with each room.

Digga Sottomarina

Just up the coast of Sand Beach is Digga Sottomarina which is one of the favorite beaches near Verona for locals and tourists alike. With some of the best views of the Mediterranean, you can sunbathe on the sunbeds available, dip in the ocean water or enjoy refreshments and local cuisine at one of the several nearby restaurants and bars.

Mosella Suite Hotel is a favorite desti1nation for travelers throughout northern Italy. This hotel is fully equipped with a private restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, and a private section of the beach which is just a six-minute walk away.

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The Lido of Venice

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If you’re alright with traveling approximately two hours outside of Verona and are looking to have a beach day, you should absolutely hop on the ferry in Venice and head towards the famous Lido.

You will have no problem finding a spot on this 12-kilometer beach and can either spend your day in the private sections owned by nearby resorts you can make your way to the southern tip for the free section. The water is calm and we can guarantee you will never get tired of the views of the Mediterranean on the white sandy shores.

You may want to consider extending your day trip to Venice so you can enjoy a night or two at the Hotel & Residence Venezia 2000. This beautiful hotel is a one minute walk from the Lido of Venice, has its own private section of the beach, and is only a ten-minute walk from the ferry to Venice.

READ MORE: 30 BEST THINGS TO DO IN VENICE ITALY

Discovering The Best Beaches In Verona

If you’re looking for a breathtaking and relaxing beach vacation, Verona is the perfect destination. With beaches that cater to all needs, you’ll be able to find the perfect spot along the stunning Lake Garda to relax and soak up some sun.

Don’t forget to explore Venice while you’re there – with beaches just minutes away, it’s one of the best places in Italy with plenty of cultural landmarks! If you’re thinking about extending your trip to dedicate more time to beaches in Venice, check out our Favorite Beaches in Venice. There are some incredible beaches throughout the Venetian coast for you to choose from for your next vacation. 


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