{"id":330270,"date":"2020-06-26T13:50:51","date_gmt":"2020-06-26T13:50:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/theblondesalad.com\/?p=330270"},"modified":"2020-09-08T13:59:31","modified_gmt":"2020-09-08T13:59:31","slug":"italian-beaches-lifetime-lampedusa-apulia-sardinia-capri-sicily","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.theblondesalad.com\/en\/lifestyle\/italian-beaches-lifetime-lampedusa-apulia-sardinia-capri-sicily\/","title":{"rendered":"All The Italian Beaches To See Once In A Lifetime (At Least!)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Italy<\/strong> is a paradise of natural beauty<\/strong> unique in the world. The towns, art and culture are mixed with coasts and beaches which<\/b>, in this season, become the favourite destination of all true sea lovers. The peninsula, bathed for three quarters by the sea, offers a show of shades of blue<\/strong>, green and blue which give life to a scenario that you will rarely find anywhere else. In Italian seaside resorts, time seems to have stopped giving images that bring back to the days of the Dolce Vita<\/strong>: lemon groves, rocky promontories<\/strong> and beaches with crystal clear waters<\/strong> constitute an iconic panorama that finds its greatest charm in the summer<\/strong>. We decided to leave, at least with the mind, to discover this beautiful country during this weird Summer 2020<\/strong>, and take you to some of our most loved wonders<\/strong>. Let’s start with the beaches! Here are the Italian beaches<\/strong> to visit at least once in a lifetime:<\/p>\n

Ps. In the background, you will hear the notes of “Penso che un sogno cos\u00ec non ritorni mai pi\u00f9…”<\/p>\n

ISOLA DEI CONIGLI, Lampedusa<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lampedusa, a strip of land at the extreme south of Italy (closer to Tunisia than Italy) is found more in history books than on travel itineraries \u2014 a place most famous for tragic migrant landings than for its extraordinary beauty. Its acquamarine waters, pristine nature, powdery white beaches, extremely welcoming locals and daily caught seafood will leave you wondering why you haven\u2019t heard of this place before… and if you have a passion for sea turtles and scuba diving Lampedusa should definitely be on your bucket list: every year miriade of turtles ? come lay their eggs on the beach at Isola dei Conigli and ? ? have a regular presence around the coastal waters of the island. Visit Isola dei Conigli Cala Pulcino Guitigia Beach Cala Francese Capo Ponente (aperitivo with a sunset) Cala Croce (don\u2019t go when the wind is blowing from sud est \u201cscirocco\u201d) Cala Creta ( no sand, great for when scirocco wind is blowing) The nearby island of Linosa Eat: Pescheria Gianni Food to try: Seafood cous cous . ? @d3b1 @_ambrus_ @silviaferrari29 @il_mastromatto @ariannadallagrassa @giulia.scarso . . . . . . #italysegreta #secretitaly #lampedusa #pelegianislands #linosa #travelerinitaly #summerinitaly #italiansummer #italianislands #lampedusaisland #sicily #travelerinsicily #southernitaly #isoladeiconogli #rabbitisland #italianholiday #italytraveltips #italylikealocal #italytips #travelerinsicily #traveltoitaly #italylove #italysea #seaitaly #italiantraveller #dreamingofitaly #italianparadise #sicilytourism #sicilymood #sicilyessence<\/a><\/p>\n

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