Beach of Due Sorelle

The beach of Due Sorelle is the most famous of the Riviera del Conero, in the Marche region, and is located between the Spiaggia dei Sassi blacks and the beach of Cava Davanzali . The beach of the Two Sisters is so called because of the presence of two large twin rocks that can be seen from the sea; it is a place that is difficult to access and therefore never too crowded compared to other beaches in the Marche region. It can be accessed via a path that starts from the Passo del Lupo but is dangerous and consequently a municipal ordinance prohibits transit. You can then reach the Due Sorelle beach by sea: there are boats that leave regularly from Numana, Marcelli and Sirolo; alternatively you can rent small private boats at the marinas in these places, bearing in mind, however, that there is no dock to dock. The beach is small and composed of light colored gravel . The sea is crystal clear with stony bottoms, an ideal place for snorkeling and scuba diving. The whole beach is surrounded by lush vegetation that releases a heady scent. There are no services in the immediate vicinity of the beach and it is mostly frequented by young people.