Cervia, white strands and salt deposits
The round-Italy boat race starts in Cervia on the Adriatic coast

For tourist information visit the council's website, and then check out the area for yourself thanks to these webcams - don't miss the views of Cervia's renowned nine-kilometre white strand.


1. CERVIA's PORTS
Information at a glance on Cervia's two ports: Porto Canale and Marina di Cervia. Italian only but easy-to-understand (even for the linguistically challenged).
Web cams
Visit Cervia's port thanks to these web cams, allowing you to check out the boats and crews as they prepare to set sail on the GiroVela.
2. Sailing
Federvela.it
Take to the sea with the Italian Sailing Federation. Courses for beginners and experts in Emilia Romagna.
3. Information
Cervia Vacanze
All you need to know to plan your holiday at Cervia
Emilia Romagna
Lots of useful general information on Emilia Romagna
Weather Forecast
Tourism
Information
Cervia Town Council's Tourist Information Office
Hotels
Hotels on line
Restaurants
Eating Out
4. FUN FACT
When you're in Cervia you can go sailing in the Assunta, a fishing sloop from the pre-WW2 period. The Assunta's red sails are typical of Romagna and the boat is still rigged according to tradition.