Beaches in Jesolo

Beach and Waterfront

Jesolo’s waterfront spans from the secluded natural dunes of Laguna del Mort to the modern maritime hubs at the mouths of the Sile and Piave rivers. The northern end features wild, sandy stretches formed after the Piave river changed course in 1935, while the central and southern areas host specialized sports venues like the Beach Volley Arena. The locality's maritime infrastructure includes several marinas providing over 600 berths and technical services for vessels navigating the Northern Adriatic and the Venetian Lagoon.

Beach and Waterfront — Map

A

FKK naturist beach Laguna del Mort

Secluded sandy beach at the mouth of the Piave river, characterized by wild dunes and shallow waters. It is a long-established site for naturism situated within a protected natural environment.

B

Spiaggia del Mort

Isolated coastal area formed by a 1935 flood that redirected the Piave river. It features a wild ecosystem with a pine forest backdrop and lacks commercial beach infrastructure.

C

Jesolo Beach Volley Arena

Specialized sports venue located on the sand, equipped with professional courts for beach volleyball and beach handball tournaments.

D

Porto Turistico di Jesolo Marina

Located on the left bank of the Sile river, this marina offers 650 berths for boats up to 30 meters, including full technical support and maintenance facilities.

E

Marina di Cortellazzo

River-based marina situated near the historic fishing village of Cortellazzo at the mouth of the Piave river, providing mooring and boat storage.

F

Marina del Faro

Mooring facility located near the Jesolo lighthouse at the Sile river mouth, providing access to both the open sea and the Venetian lagoon.

G

Marina del Cavallino

Nautical center offering berths, dry storage, and mechanical assistance for motorboats and sailing vessels near the border of Jesolo and Cavallino-Treporti.

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