Visit Beautiful Pescara With Miles of Sandy Beaches

Visit Beautiful Pescara With Miles of Sandy Beaches – Pescara is a city in Abruzzo, Italy. Abruzzo’s largest city is a heavily developed seaside resort, with one of the biggest marinas on the Adriatic. The city was heavily bombed during WWII, reducing much of the center to rubble. It’s a lively place with a busy seafront, especially in summer. It has many popular attractions, including Ponte del Mare, Lungomare, and Stazione di Pescara Centrale, making it well worth a visit. You’ll also find some fresh-from-the-Adriatic seafood restaurants here that are wonderful.

Pescara is most famous today for being the birthplace of Gabriele D’Annunzio, perhaps the greatest Italian writer of the modern era. It is a developed coastal resort with several miles of popular sandy beaches and a range of summertime activities for all the family to enjoy. You can also visit all of Italy’s great beaches on Pinterest.

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Best Pescara Beaches

Pineto Beach

Pineto Beach is characterized by the presence of a large pine forest behind it that descends to the sea and offers some shelter during the hottest hours of the day. You can rent equipment such as deckchairs, umbrellas and sun beds as well as water sports equipment here. The seabed slopes gently down and is not deep for some distance out.

Alba Adriatica Beach

This is one of Pescara’s best beaches. Alba Adriatica is famous for the characteristic color of its sand, in fact, it is also known as the Silver Beach. The beach is broad with low and sloping seabeds perfect for families. You can rent equipment such as umbrellas, deckchairs, sunbeds, canoes and pedal boats.

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Spiaggia di Pescara

This beach has turquoise water and fine sand. The entrance is gently sloping and great for families with children. It can get crowded during the summer months. A significant part of the beach is occupied by beach clubs with limited access with facilities available to include; loungers and umbrellas, beach restaurant, changing rooms, toilets. Water sports including catamarans, jet skis, windsurfing, kite boarding, beach volleyball and stand up paddle boarding are available here. This beach has a lifeguard on duty.

Spiaggia di Pescara II

This beach has turquoise water and fine sand. The entrance to the water is gently sloping and great for children. It does get crowded during summer months. A significant part of the beach is occupied by beach clubs with limited access with facilities available to include; loungers and umbrellas, beach restaurant, changing rooms, toilets. Water sports such as catamarans or jet skis are available. This beach has a lifeguard on duty.

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Francavilla Al Mare II

This beach has a short straight coastline with turquoise water and fine sand. A significant part of the beach is occupied by beach clubs with limited access with facilities available to include; loungers and umbrellas, beach restaurant, changing rooms, toilets. Water sports such as catamarans or jet skis are available. This beach has a lifeguard on duty.

Best Pescara Restaurants

Taverna 58 $11 – 30

Far from the madding crowd, this restaurant opened in the 1980s and is fun, quirky and arty. Portions are generous, especially of the antipasto cold cuts and cheese. Telephone: 39 085 690724 Web: Taverna 58

Les Paillotes $11 – 30

Gourmet restaurant with 1 Michelin star and an impressive choice of 450 local wines in the cellar. Telephone: 39 085 61809 Web: Les Paillotes

Trabocco Pesce Palombo $11 – 30

Seafood restaurant where the dish is dependent on the catch of the day and where you’ll dine perched at the end of a peer at the mercy of the weather. Quite a long way from Pescara city but fabulous. Telephone: 39 333 305 5300 Web: Trabocco Pesce Palombo

Ristorante La Bandiera $30 & Over

Locally sourced, delicious products and wine served in bright airy rooms, and with an intimate knowledge and passion for regional specialties. Telephone: 39 085 845219 Web: Ristorante La Bandiera

La Locanda del Voltingno $10 & Under

Located in an innovative renovated former school complex in a national park at 930 meters above sea level. Serves typical arrosticini, a unique Abruzzo specialty. Telephone: 39 085 846 0003 Web: La Locanda del Voltingno

Best Pescara Bars

Jayson’s Irish Pub

Address: Viale G. Marconi, 283, 65126 Pescara PE Web: Jayson’s Irish Pub

Temple Bar

Address: Via Rigopiano, 3, 65123 Pescara PE Telephone: 39 393 199 8088 Web: Temple Bar

Baja La Maja

Address: Via Lungomare Nord, 65, 65123 Pescara PE Telephone: 39 388 863 8643 Web: Baja La Maja

085 Caffe’

Address: Via Bologna, 65121 Pescara PE Telephone: +39 329 085 5525 Web: 085 Caffe’

Blue Moon Lounge Bar

Address: Corso Gabriele Manthone, 80, 65127 Pescara PE Telephone: 39 340 328 4515 Web: Blue Moon Lounge Bar

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