Italy's Beach Resorts Are Once Again More Expensive, Lignano the Cheapest
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Prices for sunbeds and parasols rose by 24 percent within five years, according to consumer protectors – criticism of the decrease in the number of free beaches
If you want to relax on Italy's beaches this summer, you have to go deeper into your pocket. Prices for parasols and sunbeds rise noticeably compared to the previous year. While a popular Adriatic hotspot is surprisingly favorable for Austrians, other regions hit strongly. Also the dwindling number of free beaches provides sharp criticism.
According to data from the annual survey on the cost of beach services, conducted by the Federconsumatori National Observatory in collaboration with the Isscon Foundation, Sicilian beaches remained the cheapest in Italy in 2026. Behind this data, however, lies a phenomenon that has been ongoing for several years: the prices of services at Sicilian beach establishments are rising […] The article "Sicilian beaches still the cheapest in Italy, but …
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