Indiana Golf Riccione

Address: Via Litoranea Sud, 47838 Riccione (RN)
Maps: Open navigator
Phone: 0541 602 502
By car: A14 motorway, Riccione exit
By train: Riccione railway station + walk or bus towards the southern area
Parking: Yes, nearby

Indiana Golf is the most famous themed minigolf on the Romagna Riviera. Located in the southern part of Riccione, it's much more than a simple minigolf: it's an adventure course set among scenery inspired by lost temples, the jungle and the world of Indiana Jones. A perfect activity for families, couples and groups of friends looking for a different evening out or a couple of hours of fun away from the beach.

You don't need to be an expert golfer (in fact, the worse you are, the harder you'll laugh). That's the beauty of Indiana Golf: it's a game for everyone, from children to adults, where the fun lies as much in the course as in the laughs over missed shots. There are 18 holes, each with different obstacles, and the competition between friends or family members gets deadly serious in no time (in the most entertaining way possible).

18 holes through jungle and adventure

The Indiana Golf course is divided into 18 themed holes, each with a unique design and obstacles that turn every shot into a small challenge. You play among miniature waterfalls, wooden bridges, fake rocks, tropical vegetation and sets that look like something from a film. Each hole has its own traps and forced passages: ramps, curves, tunnels and ups and downs that test precision and patience. The whole course is lit up with themed lighting on summer evenings, creating a truly special atmosphere.

Perfect for summer evenings

Indiana Golf is at its best after sunset. In summer the course stays open until late in the evening, and the scenic lighting completely transforms the atmosphere. It's the ideal plan for that evening when you don't know what to do after dinner: a round of minigolf with friends, an ice cream and a stroll along the seafront. Simple, fun and no booking needed.

For families and friendly rivalries

Children love Indiana Golf because each hole is a little world to explore, with obstacles that seem straight out of an adventure film. Adults love it because the competition among friends becomes ruthlessly fierce (in a good way). It's the kind of activity that works with any group: families with small children, teenagers, couples looking for something different from the usual walk, or groups who want to add a bit of competition to their evening.

💡 "Pro" Tips for a stress-free visit

Indiana Golf is simple and straightforward, but a few tips can make the experience even more enjoyable:

1. Best time to go: If you want to avoid the heat and enjoy the atmosphere at its best, go after 8pm. The course lighting makes everything more atmospheric, and the evening temperature is perfect for playing at a relaxed pace without melting.

2. How long do you need? A full round of 18 holes takes about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on how many of you there are and how seriously you take it (spoiler: very). It doesn't require hours, making it perfect to fit into your evening.

3. No dress code: No clothing restrictions. You can happily play in flip-flops, shorts and a t-shirt. It's minigolf, not a real golf course.

4. No experience required: Never played minigolf? Perfect, you're in the same boat as 90% of visitors. The rules are dead simple and the only skill required is being able to laugh at your own mistakes.

Practical Information

How to get there: Indiana Golf is in the southern part of Riccione, on Via Litoranea Sud. From Riccione town centre it's easily reachable on foot, by bike or by car in just a few minutes.

Parking: There is no dedicated car park, but parking spaces are easily found nearby.

Accessibility: The course is largely flat, but some holes have small slopes and obstacles that may make access difficult for wheelchair users.

Where to eat: Indiana Golf is in an area packed with restaurants, pizzerias and beach kiosks. The ideal plan is to have dinner first and play afterwards, or the other way round: the challenge first, then the winner's dinner (paid for by the loser, obviously).

Indiana Golf is one of those activities you don't expect on holiday but that ends up being the funniest memory. Eighteen holes, a putter, a colourful ball and plenty of laughs. Sometimes the best fun is the simplest kind.