Due Sorelle Beach
Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle
Two white sea stacks rise from brilliant blue water, reachable only by boat, making this Marche's most iconic beach view.
Due Sorelle Beach lies beneath the white cliffs on the east side of Monte Conero. It takes its name, meaning "Two Sisters," from the pair of limestone sea stacks standing side by side in the water. The sea is crystal clear and the pebble beach is bright white. With the trails closed, the only way to get there is by ferry from Sirolo or Numana Marina. Ferries run often in summer, and the round trip costs about €20–25. You can choose to go ashore or simply cruise around the stacks from the boat. The beach has no facilities, so bring your own water, shade, and food. It gets crowded in peak season, so take the first ferry and book online in advance.
Opening hours
Boat service about Jun–Sep
Nearby sights
- Urbani & San Michele Beaches
- Sirolo
- Santa Maria di Portonovo
- Monte Conero Regional Park
- Numana
- Portonovo
- Mezzavalle Beach
- Basilica della Santa Casa, Loreto