Civitavecchia beach

Civitavecchia is the largest sea port of Italy, and it's the nearest to Rome. Strange, but it has good city beaches with Il Pirgo being the most notable one (it is the nearest to the railway station as well). There are large boulders dotted about 5 meters off the coastline, as well as a superb pier looking like an ancient aqueduct. Few bars play loud music and offer sunbeds with parasols. Shore and seabed: pebble, stones. [edit]

Coordinates: 42.087198, 11.797484

Hotels [edit]

Rooms' fares in the hotels of Civitavecchia start from as low as US$40 per night. So this is a good place to spend a night before you start travelling by train along the coast of Tuscany.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to Rome airports of Fiumicino (FCO) or Ciampino (CIA). Next take a train to the station of Civitavecchia.

When to go [edit]

The best time for a beach holiday in Civitavecchia is a warm season in the summer half of the year.

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