Great for leisure walks

the beach is very well organized with parking space, restaurant, beach bar, beach chairs and umbrellas you can book for the whole time you stay. the stuff is very kind, the prices are absolute ok and important for us: it’s really italian and italians celebrate "family". a great place for a every generation and, it is not too crowded with stingy tourists from other countries, like the well known "pfennigfuchser" !

Good restaurant for dinner and for breakfast also, they have good sea products pasta. Prices are normal too.

Looks amazing. Unfortunately came too late and they were closing their beach area. Restaurant looked nice too. Next time will try to come earlier. Is it gay friendly?

Came twice this week. Wonderful beach! The sun beds and umbrellas were amazing. The sea was gorgeous! Never felt crowded. Super family friendly! Now we wish we lived here so we’d come all the time here.

It is a perfect city. Nights are much more interesting and beautiful. Italy is the most magnificent country in the world. Homeland of art, music and pleasure

Beautiful tower museum and view to all directions from the top.

The food is excellent, as well as the service. Best plate of pasta al arrabiata I ever had. I can only recommend this place! The staff speaks English.

The magic of calli (narrow streets), picturesque canals, historical testimonies, architectural heritage made up of houses and bridges, Chioggia seems like little Venice and has a lot to offer. Starting from Campo Santa Caterina, the aristocratic square loved by Curzio Malaparte, where the Clock Tower stands out, a former lighthouse that has become a museum. Then the nearby church of San Martino and the famous Pescaria, where a characteristic famous fish market is held every morning. Among the many little-known treasures of Chioggia's heritage, the church of San Giacomo di Chioggia deserves full attention. Located in the historic center and very popular among the faithful, it has a very rich history that began in Roman times with the construction of a three-nave building with low pillars, but which after the collapse of the apse on the night between 24 and 25 November 1741, replaced the current single-nave Church. It was consecrated in 1790 and raised to the level of the basilica of 1806, which now has a simple stone façade, surmounted by a tympanum. In the same year, it became a refuge for the icon of the Madonna della Marina, also known as the Madonna della Navicella, an object of great veneration among the faithful and whose discovery became a legend thanks to the gardener. In fact, man seems to have been inspired by the appearance of the Virgin in a dream, in 1508, on Sottomarina beach. In her apparition, Our Lady kept the body of Christ tormented by the many sins of the citizens of Chioggia and entrusted the gardener that God's wrath, if they do not begin to atone for their sins as soon as possible, will fall on Chioggia. Today, this icon can be admired in a lavish high altar, surrounded by a striking array of ex-votos, a testimony to the folk piety that surrounds the place of worship. In addition to the famous icon, the church houses other significant works of art, such as the altarpiece depicting two saints Giovanni Bellini in the lower part and the upper part attributed to Antonio Marinetti, a local painter named Chiozzotto. An exceptionally beautiful altar is the Altar of Saints Sebastian and Rocco, with an ancient altarpiece depicting two saints and a plaque with the image of Our Lady taken from a fresco located in the Palazzo Granaio in Chioggia. On the ceiling, in a fresco of 223 square meters, the martyrdom and glorification of St. James are represented. The work was performed by brothers Alessandro and Romualdo Mauri of Vicenza and by Chioggia Antonio Marinetti, the first depicting the moment of martyrdom (below), the second, the saint's ascension to heaven.

We come from Croatia and Serbia and we are delighted with the beach in Sottomarina. The beach is large, sandy, clean and very well equipped. Next to each part of the beach you have a coffee bar where you can have a drink or eat something. We are located in Capinera apartments, so just cross the road and the beach is not immediately there. We love this place and would definitely recommend it.

Super fun for children.

Great service, feel safe and looked after.

On the opposite side of the promenade is the Cathedral (Duomo) from the 17th century with many elements of earlier church that were there since the 11th century. Built by the famous architect Baldassare Longhena. The cathedral is dedicated to the saints of Chioggia patrons, Felice e Fortunato. The cathedral is beautiful in its simplicity and leaves a rich impression of monumentality. The altars were made by great Venezian masters Jacopo Palma il Giovane and Francesco Rosa. Next to the church is the bell tower, in the Romanesque style, the Tempietto (small temple), in which it is the oldest art work in the city, polyptych by famous painter Paolo Veneziano. Beautiful Cathedral.

We visited the beach area on our trip to Chioggia from the UK. By chance we found that you are better off booking the sun loungers and parasol online using the Bagni Perla app, this was very simple and easy to navigate. The beach was very crowded but knowing that we had booked our sun beds online relieved any stress of getting one. You walk in on the day, but we tried this at another beach, but was met with a negative reaction. You have all the amnesties and more that you could possible want, we used the Reataurant/Bar, the food,service and cost was outstanding.

Fabulous fish market, everything so fresh. This week it is the fish festival in the evenings when everyone gathers to eat locally caught fish from communal tables in the town centre.

Well equipped beach club with everything you need, beachfront, nice restaurant with local dishes and welcoming staff. Very recommended!