On the town's main street you'll find many restaurants, bars, clubs and children's play areas, all sorts of shops with all sorts of things and street food (try the pizza, fried calamarithere are sports grounds, tennis courts, mini golf and several playgrounds for the little ones with slides and climbing frames.
Among the main attractions of Lido di Jesolo is Caribe Bay , the largest amusement water park in Italy.where, in addition to foreign tourists, locals from far-flung parts of Italy flock for water fun. The Caribbean-style water park was even voted Europe's No.1 water parkthere are pools, water slides, a wild river, animations and shows, bungee jumping and the world's highest slide (42 m).
In addition to the water park, there is also a Tropicarium in the town. This fascinating park with its rich collection of exotic animals, interactive exhibitions and educational programmes provides unforgettable experiences and valuable knowledge about nature. Here you will find various terrariums and aquariums, a shark pavilion or a crocodile pavilion. You can take part in animal feeding sessions, or visit the interactive pools where you can get a close look and even pet some of the smaller sea creatures such as starfish and crabs.
The lighthouse in Lido di Jesolo is also a popular tourist destination, located at the eastern end of the town, in the Cavallino-Treporti area, at the mouth of the Sile River in the sea.the lighthouse was built in 1840 and since then has served as an important navigation point for ships sailing near the coast. Its light helps sailors to navigate at night and in bad weather. The lighthouse is approximately 48 metres high and its light can be seen up to 30 nautical miles away.the area around the lighthouse is a beautiful natural area that offers tranquility and spectacular views. Near the lighthouse is a beach that is popular with locals and tourists alike. The beach is less frequented than the main beaches in downtown Jesolo.
For those of you who want to venture beyond the harbours of Jesolo, we recommend visiting nearby seaside resorts such as Caorle, Bibione, Lignano or Cavallino.
You can also take a day trip to Lago di Garda with a visit to the famous Gardaland theme park.
The surrounding towns of Portogruaro, San Dona, Palmanova (a historic town and unesco monument that looks like a star when viewed from above), and the spa town of Grado are also worth a visit.
And, of course, we cannot forget the unique Venice (Venezia) and its islands. Venice can be reached easily by public transport (combined bus+boat line) or by car to the port of Punta Sabbioni, from where you will continue by boat directly to the centre of Venice (exit at Piazza San Marco) or to one of the smaller islands. Don't forget comfortable shoes, sunglasses or an umbrella depending on the forecast, and a good snack including water to drink.
