Marina Di Cerveteri(Lemon Beach)

Nearby restaurants include La Tavernetta, which serves traditional Italian cuisine and seafood, and Ristorante Pizzeria Al 58, which offers pizza and pasta dishes. "Ristorante Del Mare" offers an exquisite seafood dining experience with dishes that taste of the ocean’s bounty. For those craving traditional Italian cuisine, "Pizzeria Mediterranea" serves up authentic Neapolitan pizzas with a crispy, delicious crust and rich toppings. Meanwhile, "Gelateria Artigianale" tempts with artisanal gelato, perfect for a refreshing treat under the sun.

Nearby hotels include the Hotel Villa delle Palme, a charming hotel located just a few minutes' walk from the beach. It offers cozy rooms with sea views, ensuring a restful stay after a day under the sun. Another option is the Hotel Cavalluccio Marino, a beautiful hotel with sea views and a rooftop terrace. For those seeking a more luxurious stay, the Grand Hotel Le Najadi offers upscale amenities, including a spectacular seaside terrace, ensuring an unforgettable experience by the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The beach offers many amenities, including lifeguards on duty, bathroom access, and some food and drink vendors. However, dogs are not allowed on the beach, ensuring a certain level of tranquility and cleanliness on its premises.

The beach offers plenty of activities, including swimming, sunbathing, and beach sports. Visitors can also enjoy leisurely beach walks and a variety of water sports.

A few parking lots are available near the beach, both free and paid. To secure a spot, it is advised to arrive early in the day, especially during the high season. The beach does not offer a dedicated parking lot, meaning visitors must seek alternative parking solutions in the vicinity. During the peak summer season, these parking spaces can fill up quickly, so arriving early or later in the afternoon can be advantageous for securing a spot closer to the beach without the hassle.

Fun facts about Santa Marinella include its proximity to Rome, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists. The town has a rich history, with ruins of a Roman villa and medieval castle to explore. The name "La Perla Del Tirreno," translates to "The Pearl Of The Tyrrhenian," highlighting its cherished status among the picturesque beaches dotting the Tyrrhenian sea coastline.

Attractions near the beach include the beautiful Castello Odescalchi, a medieval castle open to the public for tours. The town of Santa Marinella itself is known for its rich archaeological heritage, and the Castello di Santa Severa, a mere stone's throw away from the beach, offers a dive into the region's storied past. Visitors can also explore historical landmarks, picturesque hiking trails offering panoramic coastline views, and quaint local markets teeming with crafts and culinary delights.