Italy is a peninsula surrounded by the mountains and the sea. The Adriatic east coast in the east, Tyrrhenian Sea in the west, the Lake District in the north and the southern islands of Sardinia and Sicily all equally offer some of the most fantastic beaches in the world. the cool breeze of the sea, enough to attract many to build homes and gardens right by the beaches. Whether you’re looking for the perfect beach or perhaps a way to cool down after exploring ancient cities, the warm waters, eternal sunshine and sandy stretches of Italy’s beaches are a must for all travellers. Italy, Capri is a rocky, mountainous island that’s a favorite with starlets and jet setters. While many of the island’s hotels boast great views of the clear blue sea, the J.K. Palace Capri is the only one with direct beach access. You can easily explore the area’s best beaches on your own. The best beach on the north side is the wide expanse at the Bagni di Tiberio while the south side of the island has Marina di Mulo. Most beaches are supported by beach clubs which provide beach access as well as facilities, towels and chairs for a nominal fee.
Amalfi Coast
Most visitors experience the Amalfi Coast while navigating the twists and turns during a scenic drive on the coastal road. The view is breathtaking with jagged cliffs and blossoming flowers, but the best way to experience the coast is to visit one of its seaside villages.
Indeed people all over the world visit Italy for many different reasons. Whether it's to soak up the culture of Milan, to ride the gondolas in Venice or to see the leaning tower in Pisa, many visitors tend to miss out some of Italy's best attractions - Its beaches.
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Alangkam and Alcazaar Show, that are in famous worldwide for their flamboyant atmosphere which will light up your summer visit to Pattaya.
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