Holiday in Caorle

What makes Caorle special as a destination?

Caorle is a charming fishing village on the upper Adriatic coast that has preserved its Venetian charm over the centuries. While neighboring towns Jesolo and Bibione are primarily known as beach metropolises, Caorle impresses with its picturesque old town, whose colorful fishermen's houses and winding alleys resemble a smaller version of Burano. The cylindrical bell tower from the 11th century and the cathedral with its Byzantine mosaics testify to the long history of this place as an important port of the Serenissima. The beach promenade of Caorle uniquely combines beach holidays with art: Along the rocky coast Scogliera Viva, over 130 sculptures by international artists are carved into the sea cliffs, creating a permanent open-air gallery. Behind it, the wide sandy beaches of Levante and Ponente stretch out, which, with their gentle entry and warm Adriatic water, are perfect for families. The hinterland of Caorle surprises with the expansive Caorle Lagoon, a nature reserve where traditional fishing is still practiced today. The Casoni, thatched fishermen's huts on stilts, are a fascinating relic of the past and can be visited by boat. The lagoon also offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching and nature hikes. Caorle is just about five hours by car from Munich and is easily accessible via the A4. The compact old town can be wonderfully explored on foot, and the beach is reachable within minutes from anywhere. Every Friday morning, the large weekly market transforms the town into a colorful hustle and bustle with fresh fish, fruits, cheese, and fashion.