At the end of May 12 we were leaving Venice for an Adriatic cruise and were thinking of going to the beach after the cruise on the islands near Venice. We chose a hotel in Malamocco near Venice on the Lido di Venezia, the hotel turned out to be inexpensive and modern, with a swimming pool, a football field and volleyball courts, the cottages were under the shade of Italian pines. From the port we took the monorail to Piazza Roma. which is the center of traffic interchanges in Venice. All bus routes reach here, you can get here by car and leave it in a huge covered garage (it is located next to the monorail station), but further - only vaporetto (river buses) along the canals of Venice, or on foot along the bridges over the canals. Vaporetto number 1 goes to the Lido along the Grand Canal. This is the longest route, but it goes past all the sights of Venice, very convenient for a photo shoot.
There are other routes, along the Giudecca Canal, along the Venetian Lagoon, they are faster, but there is nowhere to rush. Having sailed to the Lido, went ashore, decided on a bus (they go there), having reached the hotel, having settled, I left my wife by the pool to swim and sunbathe, went to look for a way out to the Adriatic Sea. Of course, I thought that this hotel has access to the sea, but it is not. It is separated from the sea by a very "impregnable" green fence, I had to leave the hotel area and go to the sea along some street. So there are no beaches in that area. The sea is fenced off from the land by huge granite blocks, apparently so that the sea does not erode the Lido. There are two beaches available there, municipal and at the very end of the island. Of course, I climbed over these groins as a climber, swimming in the Adriatic, and then returned to the pool.
But I liked the rest in Malomokko at the Ca del Oro hotel, as it was very serene, especially in the evening under the Italian pine trees on the hotel balcony, we drank Italian wine with prosciutto with melon and Italian cheeses. Lido has an album in my account.
There are other routes, along the Giudecca Canal, along the Venetian Lagoon, they are faster, but there is nowhere to rush. Having sailed to the Lido, went ashore, decided on a bus (they go there), having reached the hotel, having settled, I left my wife by the pool to swim and sunbathe, went to look for a way out to the Adriatic Sea. Of course, I thought that this hotel has access to the sea, but it is not. It is separated from the sea by a very "impregnable" green fence, I had to leave the hotel area and go to the sea along some street. So there are no beaches in that area. The sea is fenced off from the land by huge granite blocks, apparently so that the sea does not erode the Lido. There are two beaches available there, municipal and at the very end of the island. Of course, I climbed over these groins as a climber, swimming in the Adriatic, and then returned to the pool.
But I liked the rest in Malomokko at the Ca del Oro hotel, as it was very serene, especially in the evening under the Italian pine trees on the hotel balcony, we drank Italian wine with prosciutto with melon and Italian cheeses. Lido has an album in my account.
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