The Adriatic coast between Rimini and Ancona. Once and never again!

The Coastline
The almost 100 km of coastline over, Rimini Cattolica, Pesaro, Fano, Senigallia to Ancona is almost always built, fast times from the city rausfahren does not, the settlements have now grown together. Only at the entrance and Ortsausgangsschilder do you recognize that you are in the next place.

The beach
The beach is fine, and almost completely divided into parcels. (Reclining chairs with parasol Chen) and at exorbitant rents. Free beach sections, there are few. At most beaches are artificial breakwaters in aufgeschütteten ashlar stone in about 200 meters distance from the coast into the sea `s been built. Thereby achieving virtually no longer the shoreline waves, the water is also behind the breakwaters so flat that it almost at every point can stand. You can still swim movements, but does hold out somehow stupid, if only to belly in the water.

Someone like me who prefer sitting on his towel, rather than a lounge chair and a parasol Chen to rent, it has seriously a free beach section to find. To the beach to visit, you have to almost every point the busy coastal road. My first thought was, that's just like "Frogger" (videogame from the early days of computer games, the player is a frog, and must have an vielbefahrene road, sometimes `s works and sometimes does not.) Campsites are also available at most Street said this, coupled with a huge noise, almost the whole night through.

The nightlife
Evening is true, all hell broke loose, and later we see lots of "tourism", the somewhat deep into the glass Factory, and that totters and gröhlend move. I'm not a child of sadness, but somehow it's already embarrassing, because what some tourists abroad deduct.

Conclusion
Who parzellierte on beaches with beach umbrella rental Chen and co-loungers is who is the adventure in crossing the street looking like without Swell wades in shallow water, or a massive, excessive nightlife wants, which is right here.

Party, is always good, but for people like me who love nature, the area is difficult to endure.

Greeting, Michael

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