Bagni Alberoni is a beach club on the southern end of Venice’s Lido, with a clean sandy shore, warm swimming water and room to unwind away from the busier beach areas. Rent a sunbed and umbrella, or book a cabin for more comfort and shade. There’s also a bar and seafood restaurant, so you can stay for lunch after a swim. Look out toward the dunes and kite surfers, then settle in for grilled squid with polenta or a plate of fritto misto.
Beach facilities and cabins
Bagni Alberoni is one of the long-running beach clubs on the Lido. Its stretch of shore has cabins, sunbeds and umbrellas for rent, with a bar and restaurant close by. The beach has space between umbrellas, particularly farther along the sides, and a calm atmosphere away from the busiest parts of the Lido.
Cabins, known locally as capanne, are part of the beach-club scene. People use them as a base for long summer days, including time spent playing cards. If shade matters, the cabins on the right side when facing the sea are a practical choice.
Seafood by the shore
The club has a bar and seafood restaurant. Grilled squid served with polenta is a standout order, and fritto misto is another substantial option. You can also finish a meal with espresso or a sgroppino.
The beach restaurant’s lunch service is limited and may finish around 3pm. Check the restaurant’s current arrangements before setting out if lunch is the main reason for your visit.
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When is Bagni Alberoni open for the beach season?
The beach season is roughly from May to early September.
Can you rent beach equipment at Bagni Alberoni?
Yes. Sunbeds, umbrellas and cabins are available to rent.
What can you eat at Bagni Alberoni?
The restaurant serves seafood. Grilled squid with polenta and fritto misto are among the dishes associated with the place.
How long should you spend at Bagni Alberoni?
Allow two to four hours for swimming, relaxing on the beach and having a meal.
