The east coast of the Italian 'boot'

Discover the Adriatic Coast: colorful towns, wide beaches & rich culture

Caorle: colorful & authentic
Caorle is a charming fishing village north of Venice, known for its brightly colored houses, narrow streets and cozy terraces. At the harbor you can still feel the traditional fishing atmosphere. The area offers long sandy beaches, and in the lagoon you’ll find the typical Casone, old fishermen’s huts.

Lido di Jesolo: beach fun for everyone

Lido di Jesolo features a long, lively sandy beach and a 13 km shopping street full of restaurants, bars and shops. It’s perfect for families with attractions such as Caribe Bay (one of Italy’s best water parks), Sea Life and the Tropicarium.
Gustocamp campsite Pra delle Torri is located just 4 km from Caorle.

Cavallino: nature, tranquility & close to Venice

Cavallino is known for its wide beaches and its unique landscape between the sea and the lagoon. It’s ideal for nature lovers and for anyone who wants to stay close to the ferry to Venice.
Here you will find Gustocamp campsites Sant Angelo, Garden Paradiso, Union Lido, and Marina di Venezia.

Venice: iconic, romantic & always unforgettable

Venice is one of Italy’s most visited cities, famous for its canals, gondolas and historic landmarks. Highlights such as St. Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace and the Rialto Bridge are easy to explore on foot or by water taxi. A gondola ride completes the experience.

The islands of the lagoon

Venice is surrounded by 45 islands, with the most famous being:
Murano: world-famous for glassblowing.
Burano: known for its brightly colored houses and lace-making tradition.
Torcello: peaceful and historic, with only about 60 inhabitants.

Island tours can be booked easily from the campsites.

Further along the coast: culture cities & golden beaches

South of Venice, the Adriatic coastline stretches all the way to Rimini, with numerous campsites and seaside resorts directly on the beach. The area is rich in nature, lagoons and historic cities.

Bologna: culinary & cultural highlight

Bologna is known for its medieval towers, impressive palazzi and excellent cuisine (including the famous ragù alla bolognese). The historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ferrara: historic beauty within ancient walls

Ferrara is an elegant city completely surrounded by centuries-old walls and is fully listed as UNESCO heritage. It’s perfect to explore by bicycle.

Ravenna: the capital of mosaic art

Ravenna offers magnificent UNESCO monuments featuring world-famous mosaics, beautiful sandy beaches and a rich Roman history. An ideal blend of culture and relaxation.