Beaches in Sanremo

The quality of the beaches here is a subject of debate among vacationers. San Remo, like the entire "Riviera dei Fiori" (Flower Riviera), is considered one of the least popular cities among beach lovers. All the beaches here are sandy or pebbly, calm, with gently sloping bottoms and no steep drops. All the equipped beaches are paid, and the rental of umbrellas and sun loungers is not included in the price.

San Remo's beaches attract visitors because:

• There are local restaurants with delicious cuisine nearby.
• The views from the local promenade are simply wonderful.
• Most importantly, the sea is almost always calm.

Prices at San Remo's paid beaches

On average, you will have to pay around 10-15 EUR for a single visit. If you book a beach spot for a long period, such as two weeks, you can save up to 40%. Many hotels have their own private beaches, and in such cases, the entrance is free, and you can expect a good discount (25-50%) on beach accessories. San Remo takes great care of the cleanliness of its beaches. Every evening, the staff sifts the sand using automated equipment.

Which is the best beach in San Remo?

Lido Fontana - a small beach structure near the Lungomare Vittorio Emanuele promenade, with a restaurant and snack bar, showers, and toilets. It has a sandy beach with large stone pebbles.

Bagni La Brezza - a large beach whose staff speaks Italian, English, and French. It is located on Corso Augusto Mombello and is open from 9:00 to 19:00. Another convenient beach, White Sahara Beach, is located nearby and is recommended for family vacations with children in San Remo.

At Noleggio beach, there are volleyball courts, and Tre Ponti beach has the clearest water.

If you are traveling by car or have rented bicycles, you can go to the beaches in neighboring Bordighera or Ventimiglia, as well as the Busan Bay - there are many good free beaches there.