REACTION TO Our First Italian Beach Day - Fun in Bellaria! | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@GiuseppeLeopizzi]

3:30 The beaches in Italy are owned by the State but the reception services (sunbeds, umbrellas, etc.) are leased to private entrepreneurs who pay a rental fee annually.

[@MikeFuriano]

Here in Italy the beaches are not all paid, obviously if it is a city seafront yes. In Sardinia for example where the sea is beautiful and transparent as in the Maldives the beaches are almost all free. In Porto Cervo, for example, there are ultra-luxury resorts where two sunbeds and an umbrella cost 300 euros a day. I believe you also uploaded a video where some guys on a boat wanted to dock in Porto Cervo for a night and asked them for 800 euros. That's the place.

[@edgardobassi4864]

The beach is free the seats and umbrellas are private. A small portion of the beaches are public.

[@Sclero80]

...it must be said that the first line near the water is the one that costs the most, then there are also many free beaches...