The Riviera del Conero is one of the most breathtaking stretches of the Adriatic coast, where the landscape changes suddenly—from the flat, sandy shores of the northern Adriatic to white cliffs, hidden coves, and crystal-clear waters, all dominated by the towering silhouette of Mount Conero. This forest-covered promontory is the heart of the Conero Regional Park, a protected natural area offering panoramic trails, stunning viewpoints, and a full immersion in untouched nature. It’s the perfect destination for hiking, cycling, or simply enjoying the peace of the outdoors.

The towns scattered along the Riviera are true gems, each with its own unique charm. Ancona, the regional capital, blends history, culture, and sea—don’t miss the Passetto, the Cathedral of San Ciriaco, and the bustling port facing east. Sirolo, often called the “pearl of the Adriatic,” is a medieval village perched above the sea, known for its white beaches like San Michele and Le Due Sorelle. Numana, romantic and peaceful, is split between the panoramic upper town and the lively marina. Further south lies Marcelli, ideal for families and those seeking a more modern beach experience.

Inland, you’ll find towns like Camerano, famous for its mysterious underground caves and production of Rosso Conero wine. On the coast, Portonovo stands out—a pristine bay with white pebble beaches, historic towers, and seaside restaurants serving the freshest seafood just steps from the water. The Conero Riviera is a destination full of variety and harmony: perfect for those seeking sea and nature, culture and relaxation, emotion and tranquility—all in one unforgettable place.