Location: Caorle
Top Things to do in Caorle
10 Things to Do in Caorle That You Shouldn't Miss
Caorle (Italian pronunciation: [ˈkaːorle]; Venetian: Càorle) is a coastal town in the province of Venice, Veneto, Italy, located between the estuaries of the Livenza and Lemene rivers. It is situated on the Adriatic Sea between two other famous tourist towns, Eraclea and Bibione.
Restaurants in Caorle
1. Santuario della Madonna dell'Angelo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 566 reviews
Reviewed By PAMM67 - Gothenburg, Sweden
Walk the Promenade south to north and this is in the end of it. Wonderful walking, next to the ocean and the church i open for visits.
2. Scogliera Viva
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By JP v - Nijverdal, The Netherlands
Caorle is a nice, pittoresque fishersvillage with harbour and beach in the city. But mist of all: Caorle had a church on the beach. A beautiful reconstructed building and tower at the end of a new Promenade. Just look at the sculptures along that Promenade before reaching the church and tower. Than walk into town and enjoy good food, drinks and icecreams. Do not forget to pay a visit to St. Stefans tower. Looks a litlle like Pisa. Lovely, cosy town. Lots to see and do.
3. Duomo Santo Stefano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By tony b - County Kildare, Ireland
Carole is a lovely town well served with public transport from the local campsites and further afield. There is a great buzz along the seafront near Duomo Santo Stefano in the evenings. It serves as a useful meeting point for older children as its visible from most parts of the town.
4. I Casoni di Caorle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Natale L
We visit here every year. The children love it, it's very well looked after these days. Local restaurants are very nice, delicious food. The place is just simply Beautiful love it!!
5. Spiaggia di Levante
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By Irina S - Chisinau, Moldova
We were satying in Monaco Hotel just facing Spiaggia di Levante so we could enjoy the view even without leaving our room. The beach is really well-groomed with the cleaning machines doing their job very early in the morning. We found it very nice that each hotel has its own area in the frontline with sunbeds and umbrellas which are free for the hotel guests. It wasn't up to our expectations that the sea turned out to be so shallow that we had to walk in the water for about 200 meters before we could enjoy swimming but it's really good for families with small children. The beach also provides a playgrond for kids, a few beach shower units, some stalls with food, drinks and gelatti - to cut a long story short, everything which is so helpful for holiday-makers. And the last but not least is the view of ancient and beautiful Santuario della Madonna dell'Angelo which is located on the cape on your right when you face the sea.
6. Aquafollie Water Park Caorle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By Bob L - Nice, France
The park is small but pleasant, with 6 medium sized slides, a pool and several smaller water games. It's in good condition and the queues were very short in August, which is very nice.
I found it surprising that some slides or attractions (trampolines) were without supervision! In case of an accident, there is no to intervene quickly. Luckily, that was not the case when we went there.
If they don't change that and something bad happen, they could face some serious problems due to that negligence.
7. La Frassina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
The reclamation works of 1940 gave birth to La Frassina, a perfect balance between the natural beauty of the surrounding Valleys and modern productivity. Our family's passion for the land is allied to the continuous development of farming procedures. The latest challenge began in 2000, when we started producing high-quality wines. Our long experience in vinegrowing and the unique characteristics of this land enable us to produce the typical wines of the Lison Pramaggiore DOC. Hemingway was struck by the beauty of our land and showed it in his books. Come and visit, and find out for yourself!
Reviewed By Andreas B
Just driving down the countryside searching for a local vineyard we found La Frassina and it's owner. She gave us a private tour around the premesis explaining how they make their wine. She was very hospitable and spoke good English, she also gave us further...MoreThanks Andreas for your comments. I really enjoy your visit and your interest in our work. I hope to see you again next year
8. Bau Beach - CaorleSpiaggia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Michael T - Switzerland
Der Hundestrand gibt es seit etwa 4 Jahren, vorher war das immer so eine Sache mit dem Hund. Nun haben Die Venezianer festgestellt, dass Hundebesitzer auch Geld bringen. Es wurde ein eigener Strandabschnitt festgelegt, an welcher die Hunde rumturnen können. Nimmt man einen Schirm mit 2 Liegen (15Euro), dann ist der Napf mit Wasser, wie auch die Hundedusche (ein MUSS bei einem Labrador) dabei. Es hat aber auch freie Plätze ohne Schirmzwang. Kotbeutel muss man selber mitbringen, da diese NICHT umsonst angeboten werden und auch nicht überall verkauft werden. Neu ist seit diesem Jahr eine Snack-Bar White Oasis, in welcher man kühle Getränke und Snacks bekommt. Die Hunde müssen(müssten) einen Maulkorb tragen, es hält sich aber niemand daran ;-)
9. Valle Vecchia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By bbunke - Copenhagen, Denmark
If you want to avoid all the tourists and the overcrowded Beaches of Caorle and Bibione, visit this lovely beach / forest. No restrooms or bars on the beach but peace and quiet and beautiful scenery.
10. Spiaggia di Ponente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By Miroslav T
This beach is suitable for both adults and kids. Short distance between sea and beach couches is benefit. There are also some stones on beach what is making this place nicer than others. Of course there is lot of mussels in water so ideal for kids playing.
