Bellariva is a pretty hamlet of Rimini situated between Marina Centro and Marebello. Born with the need to broaden the range of accommodation in an era of great demand and economic boom, today hosts a wide range of hotels for every possible need of stay. Here tourism is more familiar and informal than in the more exclusive areas and the destination is particularly appreciated by those who want to spend a holiday of fun, but also looking for an excellent value for money.
The families with children prefer Bellariva, but also the groups who can find here many initiatives to spend carefree evenings in company. During summer the typical traditions of the place are re-enacted in the many festivals and feasts organised by the local tourist committee. The most famous is the Festival of Clams and Sangiovese, also known as Dla Puraza, but also the Hundred Days Festival attracts tourists in search of a convivial and genuine atmosphere. Here we celebrate with the fish rustide, grilled specialities of the Adriatic and with the good wines of Romagna, among all the inevitable Sangiovese. And to close the festive evenings nothing is better than enjoy a wonderful firework display directly on the sea.
For shopping lovers and souvenir hunters Bellariva is the ideal place. In the evening the hundreds of shops on the main avenues come alive with colour and fun proposals for all budgets. Here there are also some of the best restaurants in Rimini, good pizzerias and many street-food proposals particularly appreciated by young people.
Do not miss the small music bands of Romagna in Piazza Gondar, for lovers of popular dance dreaming about a nostalgic jump back in time.
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