Spiaggia di Portocivitanova, Public beach in Civitanova Marche, Italy.

Spiaggia di Portocivitanova stretches along the coastline with fine sand in the northern section and sand mixed with gravel toward the south. The shore is divided into areas with rental services for equipment and free public access zones.

The beach lies in the Marche region, in the province of Macerata, about 190 km northeast of Rome. The source records only its coastal setting and a mild climate with an average of 16 °C and July averages near 30 °C; it gives no founding date or settlement history.

The beach takes its name from Portocivitanova, the harbour district of Civitanova Marche. The fishing port separates the beach from the tourist harbour, and the local fishing fleet still lands its catch there. Visitors can watch the boats return and see the day's catch sold nearby.

The beach is separated by a fishing port and a tourist harbor, creating distinct zones for different activities. Visitors should note that some areas are designated for water sports while others remain quieter.

The beach sits about 190 km northeast of Rome, in the Marche region of Macerata province. Average annual temperatures reach around 16 °C, with July averaging 30 °C and January 6 °C, and rainfall totals roughly 766 mm a year, heaviest in November.