The Urbani beach in Sirolo is one of the most famous and popular on the Conero Riviera. It extends for about 300 metres and is characterised by fine white sand, crystal clear waters and the suggestive panoramas it offers. Its position, at the foot of Monte Conero, makes it particularly suggestive and fascinating.

The beach of San Michele in Sirolo is a stretch of coast of about 250 metres, characterised by crystal clear sea and fine white sand. The beach is surrounded by the Mediterranean vegetation of the Conero Park, making it an ideal place to relax and enjoy nature. The bay is well protected from winds and waves thanks to the lay of the land around it, making it perfect for swimming and water sports such as kayaking and paddle surfing.

The Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle is one of the most famous and iconic of the Conero Riviera. It takes its name from the two imposing twin stacks that emerge from the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic, a few metres from the coast. The beach is made up of white pebbles and the particular shape of the coast makes it accessible only by sea, making the experience of getting there even more unique and suggestive. The water is crystal clear and the beach is surrounded by the greenery of the Mediterranean scrub. Legend has it that the Two Sisters are the daughters of the god Janus, transformed into rocks by the sea god Neptune to prevent the sisters from being kidnapped by pirates. The Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle is also much loved by snorkelling and scuba diving enthusiasts thanks to the presence of seabeds rich in marine flora and fauna. Furthermore, the beach offers a breathtaking view of the horizon and the imposing cliffs of the Conero Park.