Rosolina Mare: the beach between sea and nature in the heart of the Po Delta
Rosolina Mare is a seaside town immersed in nature, located between the Adriatic Sea and the northern lagoons of the Po Delta. This strip of land, about nine kilometers long, is one of the most beloved destinations in Veneto for those seeking peace, wide open spaces, natural environments, and family-friendly services.
Unlike more urbanized resorts, Rosolina Mare maintains a harmonious balance between tourism and environmental respect, offering an authentic experience in close contact with the lagoon and marine territory.
A natural yet equipped beach
The shoreline of Rosolina Mare is wide and sandy, featuring both equipped and free areas:
- Wide golden beaches, ideal for relaxation and children’s activities;
- Modern beach clubs with bars, restaurants, games, and entertainment;
- Free and uncrowded zones, for those who prefer peace by the sea;
- Accessibility for all, with services for people with disabilities and families.
The water quality is excellent, and the beach is surrounded by fragrant pine forests that provide shade and coolness even on the hottest days.
A paradise for nature lovers
Rosolina Mare lies at the heart of the Veneto Regional Park of the Po Delta, one of Europe’s most important natural areas:
- Nature reserves and protected areas, like the Porto Caleri Coastal Botanical Garden;
- Trails surrounded by lush vegetation, perfect for birdwatching and observing flora and fauna;
- Lagoons, dunes, and reed beds inhabited by flamingos, herons, and stilts;
- Breathtaking sunsets that paint the sky red above maritime pines.
It’s a true paradise for those who enjoy walking, cycling, or simply taking in the scenery.
Activities for the whole family
Rosolina Mare is an ideal destination for families, couples, and groups of friends:
- Scenic bike paths through pine forests and along lagoons;
- Boat, kayak, and paddle boat rentals to explore canals and lagoons;
- Guided excursions in the Po Delta by bike, boat, or on foot;
- Mini golf, playgrounds, markets, and amusement parks on summer evenings;
- Local festivals and food fairs celebrating the area’s traditions.
All in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, far from the hustle of mass tourism.
Where to eat in Rosolina Mare
The local cuisine reflects the identity of the territory:
- Fresh Adriatic seafood: mixed fried fish, cuttlefish, sole, mantis shrimp;
- Lagoon herb and seafood risottos, such as salicornia risotto;
- Traditional Venetian dishes made with zero-kilometer ingredients;
- Seafront restaurants, local trattorias, and farm stays inland.
Meals are simple yet rich in flavor, often accompanied by local wines like Merlot and Pinot Grigio from the Polesine area.
Where to stay in Rosolina Mare
There’s a wide range of accommodations suitable for all needs:
- Holiday villages and campsites surrounded by nature;
- Apartments and vacation homes just steps from the sea;
- Family-run hotels and B&Bs;
- Farm stays for those seeking peace and home-style cooking.
All lodgings are close to the town center and easily reachable by foot or bike.
How to reach Rosolina Mare from Hotel La Corte
Rosolina Mare is located about 50–55 minutes by car from our hotel. The route is simple and well-marked, passing through the countryside of Padua and Rovigo before reaching the sea.
It’s also possible to combine car and bicycle or use seasonal bus connections from Chioggia or Sottomarina.
When to visit Rosolina Mare
The best season is from May to September, but spring and early autumn are also ideal:
- Mild, breezy weather, perfect for walks and outdoor activities;
- Less crowding, ideal for those seeking peace and silence;
- Nature-focused events, such as guided tours and visits to the botanical garden.
Even in the winter months, the area has a unique charm, perfect for regenerative walks and relaxing stays.