Budget by the Adriatic
Look one or two streets behind the Alba shoreline or along Viale Dante, then count the walk to your preferred beach entrance.
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Riccione runs along the Adriatic south of Rimini. The railway cuts its inland streets off from most of the beach districts. Choose your address by what you’ll do most: catch trains, lie on the sand or go out in Marano.
Viale Ceccarini is the main shopping walk between the station side and Piazzale Roma on the seafront. Viale Dante branches toward Alba. Book near these streets if you want restaurants and the station without a long transfer.
Marano, at the northern end, is known for its beach clubs. Alba sits between Marano and the centre. To the south, Abissinia and Terme are slower, with tree-lined streets and the spa. Before choosing a seafront room, check its beach access and what a parasol costs.
The railway station is central, while Metromare follows a separate route toward Rimini with stops including Ceccarini, Dante, Alba and Marano. Aquafan and Oltremare are inland near Colle dei Pini, so you will need transport from a beach hotel.
Summer is the busy beach season. For quieter walks on Ceccarini and the promenade, come early or late in the season, and check which beach facilities and services are open.
Viale Ceccarini runs from the station side toward Piazzale Roma and the beach. Choose this stretch for shops and a straightforward train arrival. The busiest promenade blocks may stay lively late.
Around here: Viale Ceccarini, Piazzale Roma, Riccione station
North of the centre, Viale Dante links shops and cafés to the Alba beach. Metromare stops at Dante and Alba, though a hotel closer to the sea may mean a longer walk to the busway.
Around here: Viale Dante, Alba beach, Metromare Alba
At the northern end, Marano has beach clubs near the stream mouth. Pick it for evenings by the shore. Ceccarini and the station are a longer trip south.
Around here: Marano stream mouth, Marano beach, Metromare Marano
South of Piazzale Roma, the tree-lined Abissinia streets lead toward Riccione Terme and Fontanelle. It is quieter than central Ceccarini. Check how far the station is.
Around here: Viale Gramsci, Riccione Terme, Fontanelle
July and August are for swimming and busy beach evenings. May, June and September are better for long seafront walks. The monthly figures come from the Rimini-Miramare weather station nearby.
Riccione station is near Viale Ceccarini. Rimini Federico Fellini Airport is close to the northern edge of town, and Metromare links Riccione with Rimini and its airport area.
3 mi from downtown
A taxi is the simplest way. Metromare stops at Miramare Airport, but the platform is about 0.6 mile from the terminal, a long walk with bags.
78 mi from downtown
Get from the airport to Bologna Centrale, then take a train to Riccione. Check the connections for your travel day.
Alba and the streets behind the central promenade. Before deciding, add the beach walk and the cost of a parasol.
Yes, if you’ll use Metromare or a bike. On the inland side of the railway, check where you cross the tracks and how far the sand really is.
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