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Home away from Home

Many Venetians set up camp in a cabanna. They can be rented by the day, month, or season. There were lots and lots of these functional, comfortable, little huts. I want one!!

Sand, what sand?

If you wanted, you could actually go all around the beach, and never touch the sand. There were lovely walkways everywhere, even leading all the way to the water's edge. And the landscaping was beautiful!

Sand removal

You don't need a complete shower if you are only a bit sandy. There are foot and arm tubs on the outside of the bath house. Such a well thought out place this was!

Ladies- A Very Important Tip!

At the bath house you can change, shower, and use the toilet. Please take note that BEFORE you enter a stall, the toilet paper is in a dispenser out by the sink area. Once you're in the stall, it's too late for paper, unless there is someone you can call out to...

Taking a Walk

To make finding your beach spot just a bit easier, there are these beach poles with different attachments upon the top. So, before you take off on a beach walk, take note of your closest marker. For instance, we were by the Beachball. Next to us was a Banana! Once you get that close, finding your exact location among all the same designed umbrellas is on you!

Free souvenirs

There are lovely little clam shells with zig-zaggity stripes on them to collect. I always feel a little guilty when passing back through customs. "Do you have any food, plant, dirt, etc.?" What do I say? " I have a few seashells." (?) Well, I say, "No, nothing." I like to keep my life easy...

Directions: Down by the water ;-)

Venezia Spiagge SpA

There is a nice, shady cafe on the beach right by our place with lots of lunch foods to choose from. Plenty of drink choices and ice cream bars too.

Venezia Spiagge SpA

Venezia Spiagge SpA is the name of the beach area we are on. We are given a place further back from the shoreline because the front spots are reserved for the summer by regulars. That's okay, it is nice back here. And everyone murmurs; very unlike the loud, boisterous shore people we are used to. Glad I didn't bring a noisy toddler...