There are still secluded beaches, secret coves, and hidden sandy shores in Italy, albeit tricky to find. Far from the tourist ...

With nearly 5,000 miles of coastline, Italy and its islands are home to hundreds of beautiful beaches, though they may not be the typical sandy spots you're used to. Sure, globetrotters visit ...

an apartment located just 300 yards away from the beach for £31 per person per night, based on two people sharing a room. Procida isn't the only little-known Italian island Brit holidaymakers can ...

While there, be sure to take in the impressive views of Strombolicchio, a volcanic sea stack, with the backdrop of the black sandy beach and sparkling blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Skip the Amalfi Coast and visit some of the other amazing spots in Southern Italy instead, such as the Aeolian Islands in ...

Fun in the sun awaits in these picturesque Italian ... beach town bears a striking resemblance to Rio de Janeiro or Waikiki, thanks to the tall, green mountain that looms over the wide, sandy ...

Ischia is the Italian oasis you may have never heard ... thanks to its relaxing thermal waters, gorgeous sandy beaches and history of winemaking. At roughly four-and-a-half times the size of ...

Located on the western part of the Italian Riviera, not far from Alassio, Laigueglia has a long sandy beach, easily accessible from the historic old town where pastel-color houses line the narrow ...