La Spiaggia delle Donne, Sandy beach in Riccione, Italy
La Spiaggia delle Donne is a beach on the Adriatic in Riccione, in the province of Rimini, Emilia-Romagna, about 240 km north of Rome. It lies on the coast, where the average annual temperature is around 16 °C, with July averages near 30 °C and January near 5 °C.
The beach was founded in 1946 when local women took the initiative to establish and manage its operations and services. This female-led beginning shaped its identity from the start.
The beach's name, "La Spiaggia delle Donne" (the Women's Beach), recalls its founding in 1946 by local women who took over its management. The beach sits in the province of Rimini, in Emilia-Romagna, about 240 km north of Rome. Its mild coastal climate, with July averages around 30 °C and January around 5 °C, shapes the bathing season.
The beach is accessible during daylight hours with services such as umbrella and sunbed rentals readily available on site. Arriving early is advisable, especially on warm weekends, to secure a good spot with the amenities you prefer.
The beach implements a custom safety system where children receive identification bracelets containing contact information to protect them in the crowd. This personalized security feature sets it apart from typical beach operations.
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