It is the beach of Sirolo. It is located right on the slopes of the village. It is in a lovely inlet where there is a beautiful natural cave. A small pier of protection contributes to make it very suggestive.

Very wide beach reachable on foot from the nearby Urbani beach or from the paths of the public park of Sirolo. This beach has an intense blue colour of the sea, white stones and behind it the beautiful frame of the mountain.

Stretch of coast, mainly characterised by pink rock, which extends to the north of the beach of San Michele, with transparent seabed immediately deep and characterised by dark rocks that give the name to the beach. The thick Mediterranean vegetation comes almost to the shore giving life to a fantastic landscape.

Accessible only by sea due to a municipal ordinance that prohibits access to the only path called “Passo del Lupo” because very difficult. The beach is made of pebbles and stones and takes its name from the two large rocks that watch over the beach called “Le Due Sorelle” (The Two Sisters). From the north they look like two sisters with hands joined in prayer. The water is transparent, crystal, clear and the unspoilt environment.

Spiaggia dei Forni e Spiaggia dei Gabbiani Close to the Due Sorelle Beach stretches this corner of paradise reachable only by sea. Two small coves characterised by white pebbles and crystal clear backdrop, a real piece of heaven. Towards evening the winged inhabitants of Spiaggia dei Gabbiani come to reclaim their enchanted place.

This small stretch of hidden beach takes its name from the large cliff in the shape of a sail. Some daredevils dive from the middle or from the top that reaches about 10m in height. The beach is characterised by rocks and white pebbles surrounded by transparent waters.

It is a bay completely immersed in the nature of the Conero Park. Crystal clear waters with stony seabed and breathtaking views. From the sea you can admire the Romanesque Church of Santa Maria, the Clementine Tower and the Napoleonic Fort.

Wide and deep beach to the north of the Bay of Portonovo close to a lush emerald green vegetation. Completely wild, without equipped facilities. It is characterised by fine gravel with sandy and sloping seabed. After Mezzavalle, we'll stop for a bath at Scoglio del Trave, a rocky tongue that stretches into the sea for a kilometre inside the waters of the Adriatic Sea. For its first part this rock emerges in the sea surface and forms a natural barrier, very dangerous for less experienced vessels that get too close to the coast. Here, we'll also offer a small aperitive tasting a local excellent sparkling wine.