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Top 10 Beaches in Italy You Can Reach by Train or Bus
Italy is home to some of Europe’s most breathtaking coastlines—from the rugged cliffs of Liguria to the pristine turquoise waters of Puglia. But you don’t need a car to enjoy them! Whether you’re a budget traveler, a city explorer, or just don’t want the hassle of driving, here are 10 incredible Italian beaches you can […]
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Italy is home to some of Europe’s most breathtaking coastlines—from the rugged cliffs of Liguria to the pristine turquoise waters of Puglia. But you don’t need a car to enjoy them! Whether you’re a budget traveler, a city explorer, or just don’t want the hassle of driving, here are 10 incredible Italian beaches you can easily reach by train or public transport.
How to get there: To get to Monterosso al Mare, take a train to the ‘Monterosso’ station.
Why visit: The largest of the Cinque Terre villages, Monterosso offers the rare combo of sandy beaches and postcard-perfect pastel buildings.
Why visit: The largest of the Cinque Terre villages, Monterosso offers the rare combo of sandy beaches and postcard-perfect pastel buildings.
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How to get there: To reach Sperlonga by train, take a train to the ‘Fondi-Sperlonga’ station. From there, catch a bus to Sperlonga and get off at Via Lepanto. Bus schedules generally match train schedules. To return, take the bus from the same stop where you initially got off. You can buy bus tickets on the bus or at the station bar.
Why visit: Crystal-clear water, whitewashed alleys, and ancient Roman ruins.
Why visit: Crystal-clear water, whitewashed alleys, and ancient Roman ruins.
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How to get there: Take a train to ‘Santa Margherita Ligure’ station.
Why visit: Glamorous yet relaxed, this Riviera gem features beach clubs, seaside promenades, and is located just 10 minutes by car from Portofino.
Why visit: Glamorous yet relaxed, this Riviera gem features beach clubs, seaside promenades, and is located just 10 minutes by car from Portofino.
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How to get there: Take a train to either Trapani or Palermo. From Trapani or Palermo, take a bus to San Vito Lo Capo. Several bus companies (like AST and Autoservizi Russo) operate this route.
Why visit: Famous for its soft white sand and shallow turquoise water—plus the Couscous Festival in September!
Why visit: Famous for its soft white sand and shallow turquoise water—plus the Couscous Festival in September!
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How to get there: Take a train to the ‘Rimini’ station.
Why visit: One of Italy’s most iconic beach resorts, with its long stretches of sandy beaches, Rimini is a blend of seaside fun, nightlife, and Roman history.
Why visit: One of Italy’s most iconic beach resorts, with its long stretches of sandy beaches, Rimini is a blend of seaside fun, nightlife, and Roman history.
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How to get there: Take a train to the ‘Cefalù’ station.
Why visit: A medieval town nestled between the sea and mountains with golden beaches and one of Sicily’s most stunning cathedrals.
Why visit: A medieval town nestled between the sea and mountains with golden beaches and one of Sicily’s most stunning cathedrals.
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How to get there: Take a train to the ‘Camogli-S. Fruttuoso’ station.
Why visit: Pebble beach, vibrant buildings, and fewer tourists than Cinque Terre.
Why visit: Pebble beach, vibrant buildings, and fewer tourists than Cinque Terre.
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How to get there: Take a train to the ‘Viareggio’ station.
Why visit: Long sandy coastlines with art nouveau charm and easy access to Tuscany’s cultural gems.
Why visit: Long sandy coastlines with art nouveau charm and easy access to Tuscany’s cultural gems.
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How to get there: Take a train to the ‘Tropea’ station. The Tropea train station is located a bit uphill from the main town and the beaches, but it’s generally a manageable walk down (around 10-15 minutes) to reach the center and the coast. You can also find local buses or taxis from the station if you prefer not to walk.
Why visit: Dramatic cliffs, white sand, and aquamarine waters make this the “Pearl of the Tyrrhenian.”
Why visit: Dramatic cliffs, white sand, and aquamarine waters make this the “Pearl of the Tyrrhenian.”
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How to get there: Take a train to the ‘Sestri Levante’ station.
Why visit: Known for the “Bay of Silence,” it offers calm, kid-friendly waters and a romantic vibe.
Why visit: Known for the “Bay of Silence,” it offers calm, kid-friendly waters and a romantic vibe.
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- Pack light: A beach bag and daypack is plenty.
- Buy tickets in advance: Use Trenitalia, Italo, or local bus apps.
- Avoid peak times: Weekdays and early mornings are best.
- Bring cash: Not all places accept cards.
Italy’s coastlines are stunning and easy to reach. No car needed – just grab your sunhat and go!
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