Free beach famous, or perhaps infamous, for frequenting nudists in the summer. I was there by bike in mid-October and I must say that it has its own charm, wild and careless, if nothing else. Being free evidently requires its price to pay.
You can get there from two paths that both start from via Dancalia, the first right in front of the Pioppi car park and the second next to the small marina at the end of the road.
It is also possible to use a third pedestrian path that runs along the Mort lagoon, which is almost entirely boarded up.
By following the paths to the end you can go around and find yourself near the purifier, from which you can then take the entrance road again.
Naturalist beach full of birds.
It is accessed from the lagoon via a small path, which seems almost mountain-like, sheltered by pines and shrubs.
You can also get there by traveling along a dirt road with your bike in the hot sun.
Once you have crossed the lagoon, the mouth of the Piave, you arrive at this quiet naturalist beach where everyone is obviously in a natur version.
I also found a nice couple, otherwise the average is around 60/70 years old. Few pairs of 20/30, none of 40.
In the 1950s they built terraces using a huge concrete layer that took up half the beach.
The other half is more natural, only with the concrete wall that stops the waves which, otherwise, would sweep away the lagoon.
Paid parking in summer.
Very crowded unpaid parking lots.
Residences come by bike.