Rivabella beach

Rivabella is a wide expanse of coastline, adorned with fine, light sand. The sea adjacent to this stretch of coast is pure and crystalline. The entry into the water is smooth and inviting, with the depth increasing gradually, making it ideal for swimmers of all levels.

Rivabella Beach offers sunbeds and parasols, which are available for rental. Additionally, it is well-equipped with:

• Water closets;
• Shower stalls;
• Changing cabins.

In this area, lifeguards, medical professionals, and police are constantly on duty, ensuring the safety and well-being of all visitors. The beach boasts a variety of water activities, with equipment available for rent on-site.

The beach is renowned for its vibrant folklore festivals, which showcase the rich traditions of the Emilia-Romagna region. These festivals offer an immersive experience, including lessons in folk dances, tastings of local wines, and competitions in the traditional game of petanque.

When is the Best Time to Visit?

The best time to visit Rimini for a beach vacation is during the summer months, when the weather is warm and the Adriatic Sea is inviting. Specifically, the period from June to August offers the most ideal conditions for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the vibrant beach life Rimini is famous for.

• June - The beginning of the summer brings pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds, making it a perfect time for those looking to enjoy the beach with a bit more tranquility.
• July - As the peak of the summer, July offers the warmest weather, ideal for water activities and late-night events on the beach.
• August - The traditional holiday month for Italians, August in Rimini is bustling with energy, festivals, and tourists, culminating in the famous "Notte Rosa" - the Pink Night festival.

While the peak season offers the quintessential Rimini experience, visiting in the shoulder months of May or September can also be rewarding, with milder weather and fewer tourists, yet still providing enough warmth to enjoy the beach.