Costa Azzurra Beach

Costa Azzurra Beach, also known as the "old beach," is located on the western side of the island of Grado in the province of Gorizia, Italy. It boasts of its exceptional beauty, with its fine and clear sand, and is known for its cleanliness, both in terms of the sandy shore and the sea itself.

The beach offers a long and shallow sea entrance, making it particularly suitable for children. Its sea bottom also drops away more rapidly than other areas, allowing for swimming fairly close to the shore. The beach is popular among both residents and tourists due to its proximity to the center and the San Vito port.

Visitors to Costa Azzurra Beach can enjoy a range of amenities. Access to the beach is free, but there are areas where visitors can rent sunbeds, deck chairs, and beach umbrellas. The beach also has changing cabins and hot and cold showers available for a fee. For those who want to stay connected, free Wi-Fi is provided.

Costa Azzurra Beach is also a great place for outdoor activities. It is equipped with facilities for beach volleyball and five-a-side football. There's also a skate park and a SUP and windsurfing school. For a more private swimming experience, paddle boats can be rented.

The beach is family-friendly, with playgrounds both on the beach and in the green areas. There are various kiosks and small restaurants along the promenade that are open in the evening, offering a place where visitors can have lunch or enjoy a refreshing drink. These kiosks also organize entertainment programs for young customers.

Despite the range of services and amenities, the beach also retains areas without these services, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the beach in a more relaxed setting.

The beach is easily accessible, being only a 5-minute walk from the center of Grado. Grado is well connected to the A4 and A23 highways via the SS352 road and has nearby train stations and an airport in Trieste, which is 22km away.