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Bandiere Blu | 2021 Bandiere Blu | 2021 www.bandierablu.org Bandiera Blu 2021 COMUNI Bandiera Blu 2021 COMUNI LIVORNO 99. Giulianova 150. Bisceglie PIEMONTE 52. Livorno 100. Roseto degli Abruzzi BARI 53. Rosignano Marittimo 101. Pineto 151. Polignano a Mare VERBANO-CUSIO-OSSOLA 54. Cecina 102. Silvi 152. Monopoli 1. Cannero Riviera 55. Bibbona PESCARA BRINDISI NOVARA 56. Castagneto Carducci 103. Pescara 153. Fasano 2. Gozzano 57. San Vincenzo CHIETI 154. Ostuni 58. Piombino 104. Francavilla al Mare 155. Carovigno LOMBARDIA 59. Marciana Marina 105. Fossacesia TARANTO GROSSETO 106. Vasto 156. Castellaneta BRESCIA 60. Follonica 107. San Salvo 157. Maruggio 3. Gardone Riviera 61. Castiglione della Pescaia L’AQUILA 158. Ginosa 62. Grosseto 108. Villalago LECCE TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE 109. Scanno 159. Melendugno FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA 160. Otranto TRENTO MOLISE 161. Salve 4. Bedollo GORIZIA 162. Nardò 5. Baselga di Pinè 63. Grado CAMPOBASSO 6. Pergine Valsugana UDINE 110. Campomarino CALABRIA 7. Tenna 64. Lignano Sabbiadoro 8. Calceranica al Lago LAZIO COSENZA 9. Caldonazzo VENETO 163. Tortora 10. Lavarone ROMA 164. Praia a Mare 11. Levico Terme VENEZIA 111. Trevignano Romano 165. San Nicola Arcella 12. Sella Giudicarie 65. San Michele al Tagliamento 112. Anzio 166. Santa Maria del Cedro 13. Bondone 66. Caorle LATINA 167. Diamante 67. Eraclea 113. Latina 168. Roseto Capo Spulico LIGURIA 68. Jesolo 114. Sabaudia 169. Trebisacce 69. Cavallino Treporti 115. San Felice Circeo 170. Villapiana IMPERIA 70. Venezia 116. Terracina CROTONE 14. Bordighera 71. Chioggia 117. Fondi 171. Cirò Marina 15. Sanremo ROVIGO 118. Sperlonga 172. Melissa 16. Taggia 72. Rosolina 119. Gaeta CATANZARO 17. Riva Ligure 73. Porto Tolle 120. Minturno 173. Sellia Marina 18. Santo Stefano al Mare 121. Ventotene 174. Soverato 19. San Lorenzo al Mare EMILIA ROMAGNA VIBO VALENTIA 20. Imperia CAMPANIA 175. Tropea 21. Diano Marina FERRARA REGGIO CALABRIA SAVONA 74. Comacchio NAPOLI 176. Roccella Jonica 22. Ceriale RAVENNA 122. Vico Equense 177. Siderno 23. Borghetto Santo Spirito 75. Ravenna 123. Piano di Sorrento 24. Loano 76. Cervia 124. Sorrento SICILIA 25. Pietra Ligure FORLÌ - CESENA 125. Massa Lubrense 26. Finale Ligure 77. Cesenatico 126. Anacapri MESSINA 27. Noli RIMINI SALERNO 178. Alì Terme 28. Spotorno 78. Bellaria Igea Marina 127. Positano 179. Roccalumera 29. Bergeggi 79. Misano Adriatico 128. Capaccio 180. Santa Teresa di Riva 30. Savona 80. Cattolica 129. Agropoli 181. Lipari 31. Albissola Marina 130. Castellabate 182. Tusa 32. Albisola Superiore MARCHE 131. Montecorice AGRIGENTO 33. Celle Ligure 132. San Mauro Cilento 183. Menfi 34. Varazze PESARO - URBINO 133. Pollica RAGUSA GENOVA 81. Gabicce Mare 134. Casal Velino 184. Modica 35. Camogli 82. Pesaro 135. Ascea 185. Ispica 36. Santa Margherita Ligure 83. Fano 136. Pisciotta 186. Pozzallo 37. Chiavari 84. Mondolfo 137. Centola 187. Ragusa 38. Lavagna ANCONA 138. Camerota 39. Sestri Levante 85. Senigallia 139. Vibonati SARDEGNA 40. Moneglia 86. Ancona 140. Sapri LA SPEZIA 87. Sirolo SASSARI 41. Framura 88. Numana BASILICATA 188. Badesi 42. Bonassola MACERATA 189. Castelsardo 43. Levanto 89. Potenza Picena POTENZA 190. Sorso 44. Lerici 90. Civitanova Marche 141. Maratea 191. Sassari 45. Ameglia FERMO MATERA 192. Santa Teresa Gallura 91. Fermo 142. Bernalda 193. Aglientu TOSCANA 92. Altidona 143. Pisticci 194. Trinità d’Agultu e Vignola 93. Pedaso 144. Policoro 195. La Maddalena MASSA - CARRARA ASCOLI PICENO 145. Nova Siri 196. Palau 46. Carrara 94. Cupra Marittima ORISTANO 47. Massa 95. Grottammare PUGLIA 197. Oristano LUCCA 96. San Benedetto del Tronto NUORO 48. Forte dei Marmi FOGGIA 198. Tortolì 49. Camaiore ABRUZZO 146. Isole Tremiti 199. Bari Sardo 50. Viareggio 147. Peschici CAGLIARI PISA TERAMO 148. Zapponeta 200. Quartu Sant’Elena 51. Pisa 97. Martin Sicuro BARLETTA - ANDRIA - TRANI SUD SARDEGNA 98. Tortoreto 149. Margherita di Savoia 201. Sant’Antioco Elenco completo delle 416 spiagge Bandiera Blu 2021 PIEMONTE 40. Moneglia - Centrale, La Secca, Levante Sportivo, Albarella Capo Nord 73. Porto Tolle - Barricata, Boccasette, Conchiglie VERBANO-CUSIO-OSSOLA LA SPEZIA 1. Cannero Riviera - Spiaggia Lido 41. Framura - Fornaci (Spiaggia Confine Deiva EMILIA ROMAGNA NOVARA Marina), Spiaggia La Vallà-Apicchi 2. Gozzano - Lido di Gozzano 42. Bonassola - Lato Est e lato Ovest FERRARA 43. Levanto - La Pietra, Ghiararo 74. Comacchio - Lido Spina, Lido di Volano/Na- LOMBARDIA 44. Lerici - Lido, San Giorgio, Eco del Mare, zioni/Lido degli Scacchi/Pomposa/ Garibaldi, Lido Fiascherino, Baia Blu, Colombo degli Estensi BRESCIA 45. Ameglia - Fiumaretta RAVENNA 3. Gardone Riviera - Lido ’84, Spiaggia Casinò 75. Ravenna - Marina Romea/Porto Corsini, Mari- TOSCANA na di Ravenna/Punta Marina Terme/ Lido Adriano, TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE Lido di Savio, Lido di Dante/ Lido di Classe, Casal MASSA - CARRARA Borsetti TRENTO 46. Carrara - Marina di Carrara Centro 76. Cervia - Milano Marittima-Cervia-Pinarella- 4. Bedollo - Località Piazze 47. Massa - Ronchi Levante, Ronchi Ponente, Tagliata 5. Baselga di Pinè - Spiaggia Lido, Alberon, Bar Sinistra Brugiano/Marina Centro/ Destra Frigido/ FORLÌ - CESENA Spiaggia Sinistra Frigido, Marina Ponente/Destra Brugiano 77. Cesenatico - Zadina, Levante (Valverde, 6. Pergine Valsugana - Lago di San Cristoforo LUCCA Villamarina), Ponente 7. Tenna - Spiaggia di Tenna 48. Forte dei Marmi - Litorale Centro/Capannina RIMINI 8. Calceranica al Lago - Alle Barche/ Al Pescatore/ 49. Camaiore - Lido Arlecchino 78. Bellaria Igea Marina - Igea Marina Riviera 50. Viareggio - Marina di Viareggio (Ponente/ 79. Misano Adriatico – Brasile, Misano Centro, 9. Caldonazzo - Lido/Spiaggetta Levante) Porto Verde, 10. Lavarone- Lido Bertoldi/ Lido Marzari PISA 80. Cattolica - Regina dell’Adriatico 11. Levico Terme - Spiaggia di Levico 51. Pisa - Calambrone/Tirrenia, Marina di Pisa 12. Sella Giudicarie - Spiaggia Roncone LIVORNO MARCHE 13. Bondone - Porto Camarelle 52. Livorno - Cala del Miramare, Rogiolo, Del Sale/Roma, Rex, Cala Quercianella PESARO - URBINO LIGURIA 53. Rosignano Marittimo - Castiglioncello, Vada 81. Gabicce Mare - Lido 54. Cecina - Le Gorette, Marina di Cecina 82. Pesaro - Sottomonte, Ponente/Levante IMPERIA 55. Bibbona - Marina di Bibbona 83. Fano - Nord, Sassonia, Torrette 14. Bordighera - Litorale 56. Castagneto Carducci - Marina di Castagneto 84. Mondolfo - Marotta 15. Sanremo - Rio Foce, Tre Ponti, Imperatrice, Carducci ANCONA Corso Marconi, Bussana, Lungomare Nazioni, 57. San Vincenzo – Rimigliano Nord/Sud, Princi- 85. Senigallia - Spiaggia di Levante, Spiaggia di Baia Capo Pino pessa Centro Sud/Fosso delle Prigioni/Nord, San Ponente 16. Taggia - Arma di Taggia Vincenzo Porto Sud/Conchiglia Fosso delle Rozze 86. Ancona – Portonovo 17. Riva Ligure - Ex Bungalow/Centro 58. Piombino - Parco Naturale della Sterpaia 87. Sirolo - Sassi Neri/San Michele/Urbani 18. Santo Stefano al Mare - Baia Azzurra, Il 59. Marciana Marina - La Fenicia, Re di Noce/La 88. Numana - Numana Bassa/Marcelli Nord, Vascello Marina Numana Alta 19. San Lorenzo al Mare - U’Nustromu/Prima GROSSETO 89. Potenza Picena - Lido Nord/Centro, Lido Sud Punta, Baia delle Vele 60. Follonica - Spiaggia Litorale 90. Civitanova Marche - Lungomare Nord 20. Imperia - Spianata Borgo Peri, Borgo Prino e 61. Castiglione della Pescaia - Rocchette/Rocca- FERMO Foce, Borgo Marina mare-Casa Mora/Riva del Sole/ Capezzolo/Po- 91. Fermo - Lido di Fermo Casabianca 21. Diano Marina - Diano Marina nente, Spiaggia Pian D’alma/ Casetta Civinini-Pia- 92. Altidona – Lungomare Paolo Borsellino SAVONA strone/Punta Ala, Levante/Tombolo 93. Pedaso - Lungomare dei Cantautori 22. Ceriale – Spiaggia di Ceriale 62. Grosseto - Marina di Grosseto, Principina a ASCOLI PICENO 23. Borghetto Santo Spirito – Litorale Mare 94. Cupra Marittima - Lido 24. Loano - Spiaggia di Loano 95. Grottammare - Spiaggia Nord, Spiaggia Sud 25. Pietra Ligure - Ponente FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA 96.San Benedetto del Tronto - Riviera delle Palme 26. Finale Ligure - Spiaggia di Malpasso/Baia dei Saraceni, Finalmarina, Finalpia, Spiaggia del GORIZIA ABRUZZO Porto, Varigotti, Castelletto San Donato 63. Grado - Spiaggia Principale, Costa Azzurra, 27. Noli - Capo Noli/Zona Vittoria/Zona Anita/ Pineta TERAMO Chiariventi UDINE 97. Martinsicuro – Villa Rosa, Martinsicuro 28. Spotorno - Lido 64. Lignano Sabbiadoro - Lido 98. Tortoreto - Spiaggia del Sole 29. Bergeggi - Il Faro, Villaggio del Sole 99. Giulianova - Lungomare Zara 30. Savona - Fornaci VENETO 100. Roseto degli Abruzzi - Lungomare Sud, 31. Albissola Marina - Lido Lungomare Nord, Lungomare centrale 32. Albisola Superiore - Lido VENEZIA 101. Pineto - Lungomare dei Pini/ Pineto Centro, 33. Celle Ligure - Levante, Ponente 65. San Michele al Tagliamento – Bibione S.Maria a Valle Nord, S.Maria a Valle Sud, Torre 34. Varazze - Arrestra, Ponente Teiro, Levante 66. Caorle - Brussa, Duna Verde, Levante, Ponen- Cerrano, Corfù, Villa Fumosa Teiro, Piani D’Invrea te, Porto Santa Margherita 102. Silvi - Lungomare Centrale, Arenile Sud GENOVA 67. Eraclea - Eraclea Mare PESCARA 35. Camogli - San Fruttuoso, Spiaggia Camogli 68. Jesolo - Lido 103. Pescara – Riviera Nord, Riviera Sud 36. Santa Margherita Ligure - Scogliera Pagana, 69. Cavallino Treporti - Lido CHIETI Punta Pedale, Paraggi, Zona Milite Ignoto 70. Venezia - Lido di Venezia 104. Francavilla al Mare – Piazza Adriatico 37. Chiavari - Zona Gli Scogli, Spiaggia Porto 71. Chioggia - Sottomarina 105. Fossacesia - Fossacesia Marina 38. Lavagna - Lungomare ROVIGO 106. Vasto - Punta Penna, Vignola, Vasto Marina 39. Sestri Levante
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