Spiaggia di San Michele near Sirolo is one of the most beautiful beaches in Le Marche. This beautiful long beach, sandwiched between crystal clear waters and white cliffs are covered in the Mediterranean macchia (bushes) and is a favorite of surfers when the maestral winds come in.
Discover Spiaggia di San Michele
Spiaggia di San Michele is located north of Sirolo. You can park your car in Sirolo in one of the many parking spaces. From there you have two choices: either go on foot or take the navetta (shuttle bus). If you go on foot walk from the parking lot to Via Giulietti and enter the park Parco della Repubblica. From there follow the signage number 304.
It is a steep descent that mainly goes through a pine forest from which you have a nice view of the Adriatic Sea. It’s really worth it! If you do not want to go by foot but by bus, check the website of the Riviera del Conero where all the bus times are listed.
On the beach where there are several bars. Here you can order freshly made sandwiches, salads, sushi, poké bowls and much more, together with a delicious cold beer or glass of wine. We ourselves have rented two beds with parasol at Da Silvio, where we were really spoiled. Very friendly bartender and you can get everything fresh.
Do you also want to be active? You can rent a sup or kayak on the beach (see here).
Tip: A small warning for the beaches on the Conero: as these beaches are at the foot of a mountain, it is recommended to wear water shoes. This way you won’t get hurt by the rocks and stones that pop up here and there. The beaches here are in the shade from about four in the afternoon, when the sun disappears behind Monte Conero.
A lot of information about the beaches in this area can be found on the special website of the Riviera del Conero
Discover charming Sirolo
After a day spent at the beach it is also nice to walk into Sirolo for an aperativo in the square with a view over the Adriatic Sea.
Sirolo is a beautiful village located high on a mountain. From the mountain you have a beautiful view over the azure blue sea. This medieval village with its narrow streets and cobbled courtyards is beautiful. The Piazza Vitorio Veneto gives you that holiday feeling, with its cozy bars and restaurants and beautiful sea views. This Piazza is opposite the Chiesa San Nicòlo e del Rosario. It is recognizable by its white tower and the Teatro Comunale.
Tip: Sirolo has many seafood restaurants, of which Trattoria Osteria Sara is one of the favourites. The Italians themselves visit Sirolo on weekends or during their holidays because of its beautiful houses, streets and views of the Adriatic Sea. In August it is pleasantly busy in this well-known seaside resort.
