Beach Village in Riccione

Address: Lungomare della Costituzione, 2, 47838 Riccione (RN)
Maps: Open navigator
Phone: 0541 605 560
By car: A14 motorway, Riccione exit
By train: Riccione railway station + bus or walk towards the southern seafront
Parking: Yes, nearby

Beach Village is the water park right on the beach in Riccione. Not far from the centre, not out in the countryside: directly by the sea, steps from the sand. That's its winning card. Slides, pools, sun loungers and a bar with a view of the Adriatic, all without having to take the car or organise an expedition. Perfect for those who want to combine a day at the beach with a few hours of water fun without giving up either.

Beach Village isn't the biggest water park on the Riviera (that's Aquafan), but it's by far the most convenient. You can walk there from the beach, spend a few hours between slides and pool, and then head back to your sun lounger as if nothing happened. It's the perfect compromise between relaxation and adrenaline.

Slides for every taste

Beach Village has several water slides that launch from a central tower and land in the pool. There are different types: spiralling ones that twist and turn before the final splash, straight fast ones for those who want a pure adrenaline rush, and gentler ones for children trying slides for the first time. Each slide has its own colour and character: the blue one that curves, the red one that goes straight, the orange one that surprises. The great thing is that the tower isn't too tall, so even the hesitant ones end up climbing it (and going straight back up again).

The pool: swimming with a sea view

The Beach Village swimming pool is large, clean and perfect both for doing a few proper laps and for splashing around with the children. It's the heart of the park: you relax between slide runs, soak up the sun on the poolside loungers and keep an eye on the kids who never want to get out of the water. The seafront location provides a constant breeze that makes everything even more pleasant, even on the hottest days.

Panoramic views and holiday vibes

From the top of the slides the view is spectacular: the sea and beach on one side, the rooftops of Riccione on the other. It's the kind of panorama that makes you think "ok, I'm really on holiday". The park is compact but well organised, with green spaces, colourful parasols and an atmosphere that blends water park fun with the calm of a seaside lido. There's none of the chaos of the big parks: here the pace is just right.

Bar, relaxation and ice cream breaks

The bar and refreshment area at Beach Village is colourful and inviting. Red tables, parasols, background music and everything you need for a break between dips: ice cream, cold drinks, sandwiches and snacks. It's the spot where parents take refuge with an iced coffee while the kids are busy doing their tenth run down the slide. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal, exactly as it should be on holiday.

💡 "Pro" Tips for a stress-free visit

Beach Village is simple and straightforward, but a few tips will help you make the most of the day:

1. Arrive in the early afternoon: Enjoy the morning on the beach, then head to Beach Village after lunch when the sun is at its peak and a pool plunge becomes a necessity. That's when the park is at its best.

2. Swimsuit and sun cream: It sounds obvious, but many people forget to reapply sun cream after the slides. The water washes it off, and the Riccione sun doesn't forgive. Reapply often, especially on children.

3. How long do you need? Two to three hours are perfect for doing all the slides, swimming in the pool and having a break at the bar. It's not a full-day park: it's the perfect addition to a day at the beach.

4. Travel light: Swimsuit, towel, sun cream and a few coins for the bar. No need for huge backpacks. There are lockers to store your belongings safely.

Practical Information

How to get there: Beach Village is on Lungomare della Costituzione, in the southern part of Riccione. From the town centre it's easily reachable on foot or by bike along the seafront. By car, it's just a few minutes from the Riccione motorway exit.

Parking: There is no dedicated car park, but the area offers several paid parking options in the surrounding streets.

Accessibility: The communal areas, bar and pool area are accessible. The slides require climbing the tower stairs independently.

Where to eat: The on-site bar serves snacks, sandwiches, ice cream and drinks. Alternatively, step outside the park and you're right on the Riccione seafront, with dozens of restaurants, kiosks and piadina stands within easy reach.

Beach Village is the perfect answer to that moment in the holiday when the beach isn't quite enough and you want something more. No endless queues, no driving around: just slides, pool, sunshine and an ice cream at the bar with your feet still wet. A Riccione holiday exactly as it should be.