The whole reason Lido di Jesolo exists. Fifteen kilometres of fine, golden sand running between the Sile river mouth and Cavallino, divided into about thirty stabilimenti — private beach clubs where you rent an umbrella and two sunbeds for the day or week. Each club has its own colour scheme and personality, but the offer is similar: a row of cabins for changing, a beach bar with cold drinks, and an attendant to set up the loungers.
The few stretches of spiaggia libera (free beach), mostly at the eastern end near Cortellazzo and the western end near Piazza Brescia, fill up by mid-morning in July and August. The water is shallow, calm, and warm enough to swim in from June to September. Lifeguard service runs through the summer season.