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San Marino
The oldest republic in the world, with its three towers on Mount Titano.
Where we areBellaria
Bellaria
Igea Marina
Seven kilometres of fine, pale sand, the canal harbour, a seafront to walk or cycle: the Star of the Riviera starts at the hotel door.
The town
For centuries the sea has set the pace
Bellaria began as a village of fishermen and farmers, back when Saracen raids had to be fended off. What remains of that history is the canal harbour, the boats and a way of being by the sea that is in no hurry.
The beach
Seven kilometres of sand
Fine pale sand, a seabed that slopes gently, equipped beach clubs one after another: the right beach for anyone after peace and quiet, and for parents who want to relax.
The beach in front of the hotel is under agreement: a parasol and two loungers per room, at the price shown in the rates.
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More than the beach
The town is walkable
The Isola dei Platani, the shops and markets, the theatres and squares with their summer shows: an evening stroll after dinner is the best way to get to know Bellaria.
By bicycle
From the seafront to the hills
The hotel bicycles are free. From the seafront the canal harbour is minutes away, and stronger legs reach the inland hills in half an hour.
Nearby
Five day trips
Leave after breakfast, be back for dinner: Romagna and its neighbours are all within reach.
Ravenna
A UNESCO World Heritage site for its Byzantine mosaics.
San Leo
One of the most beautiful villages in Italy, with the fortress where Count Cagliostro ended his days.
Santarcangelo
The pearl of the Valmarecchia, home town of Tonino Guerra.
Gradara
The walled village of Paolo and Francesca’s tragedy, told by Dante.