The Isola dell’Amore (literally “Island of Love”), is a sandy coast located inside the Po Delta Park, between the southest branch of the Po river and the Sacca di Goro and it is accessible only from the sea.

In 2007 it has been recognized by Legambiente as one of the 13 best beaches in Italy. A lighthouse dominates the landscape, giving to this place an irresistible romantic flair.

Silence and wind cut through a landscape surrounded all over by dunes and marsh vegetation.

→ How to get there: by motorboat departing from the small town of Gorino or from Porto Garibaldi.

A green area stolen to the sea and made by greenery and water valleys that every year shape the land in a different way – it is an always changing landscape, and nature lovers or people in search of the sea’s voice will enjoy getting lost in the midst of this unspoilt nature.

→ How to get there: by driving along Strada Statale Romea (SS309) until arriving at the abbey of Pomposa and from there, taking Via Girarlda Centrale, in Lido di Volano

On the border between Comacchio and Ravenna, starting from the mouth of the Reno river, the salty Laguna of Bellocchio extends over an unblemished surface of 3km-length.

In summer it is very crowded, but in winter it is almost desert, bestowing deafening silences, sometimes broken by some rare bird’s or mammal’s call living there.

→ How to get there: driving along Strada Statale Romea (SS309) arriving in Lido di Spina. Once on the seaside, the track continues southwards arriving at the banks of the mouth of the river Reno.

Animated by a multitude of tourists during summer, in autumn it is the perfect place for a long walk in the sand in a peaceful silence. By running along the river Lamone, you reach the sea.

The foreshore opens up southly, dotted on the horizon with some couples, a man with his dog, some surfers in search of waves and a group of people on horses. Looking at the sea with these appearances is the century-old pinewood.

→ How to get there: take the street running along the south banks of the mouth of the river Lamone in Marina Romea and once arrived in a little car park on the sides of the beach, continues on foot along the seashore.

It is a stretch of coast of about 1km-length with a wild charm and without any services or touristic facilities. At its back, the unblemished vegetation of the historical pinewood of Classe, one of the green lungs of Ravenna, invades the dunes of golden sand, part of the Natural Reserve of the mouth of the river Bevano.

In summer it is a naturist beach, but in autumn it turns into an ideal place for long walks immersed in the silence, talking only to the sea and oneself.

→ How to get there: leave Ravenna’s city centre and drive until Ponte Nuovo, once you reach the Ancient Port of Classe, take via Marabina in the direction of Lido di Dante. The beach of Bassona starts right there until the mouth of the river Bevano.