Spiaggia Laguna del Mort

Laguna del Mort is a natural Adriatic beach near Jesolo, backed by dunes and vegetation between the sea and the lagoon. The shore is open access and used mainly during daylight hours. There is no admission fee. Visitors should expect sand underfoot, open sun across the beach and dune paths, and little natural shade. Personal shade and sun protection are therefore important through the middle of the day, when exposure is strongest on the open sand. The water has a sandy bottom and is generally calm in settled weather, though there is no regular lifeguard service, so swimming requires personal caution and attention to changing conditions. The beach is listed for naturist use in quieter sections, while other sections remain textile. Because the setting is isolated with limited supervision, keep valuables minimal, secure belongings, and stay aware of other beach users. Discreet spacing between groups helps naturist and textile visitors share the open shore comfortably. Access is on foot via marked paths intended to protect dunes and vegetation. Parking and public transport connections remain in the Jesolo area, so allow time for walking in both directions and for the return walk with supplies. There are no toilets, showers, food outlets, or drink stands on the beach. Bring water, sun protection, food, and everything needed for a half-day stay, and carry waste out, as there is no on-site collection. Morning and late afternoon offer milder sun and quieter conditions. June to September brings the warmest and most suitable weather. Dogs may be restricted in summer, so check local rules before visiting. The beach suits self-sufficient visitors comfortable with natural conditions and nearby naturist use.