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Picturesque peninsula between the lagoon and the Adriatic

Cavallino-Treporti is located on a unique peninsula divided between the waters of the lagoon and the sea. Venice is just half an hour away by boat, and sandy beaches stretch along the coast. Here you can catch hours with incredible views of the water. The beach camera at Cavallino-Treporti is located at Camping Village Garden Paradiso and broadcasts a panorama of the sea with golden sand. On the webcam you can watch the waves, changes in lighting and resort life.

History that began with the horses of the Roman Empire

The first traces of the ancient origins of Cavallino-Treporti were found in Lio Piccolo and date back to the Roman period. The city's name comes from the old toponym Aequileum — plains where horses were bred. History here is deep and lives in the walls of old fishing villages. Lio Piccolo once flourished as a trading hub, but after fifty years it became depopulated, turning into a quiet place. Cameras here often show the lagoon reflecting sunsets over the water. History is especially felt in the local estates built during the Austro-Hungarian rule.

Punta Sabbioni and the lighthouse with a pagoda

Punta Sabbioni is the northernmost point of the peninsula, from where you can reach Venice by vaporetto. Here stands the Faro di Punta Sabbioni lighthouse — a metal structure in the shape of a pagoda with two terraces. The 26-meter lighthouse was built between 1882 and 1910 and covered with a black and white grid. From here there is a view of the port where ferries dock. The camera at the lighthouse broadcasts a panorama of water and the pier, and at night a spotlight directed into the sea operates. Punta Sabbioni has become a center of active life: there are beaches, bars, a park and a vaporetto station.

Venice lagoon and cities on the water

Between Venice and Jesolo stretches a network of small settlements, each with its own atmosphere. Lio Grande and Lio Piccolo were once important trading points, but over the last fifty years they have become depopulated. Now their quiet streets remind of a forgotten era. The port in Lio Grande and the vaporetto connect these places with tourist resorts. Cameras here often capture life by the water: fishermen, walks along the waterfront, boats departing. The Venice lagoon serves as a natural park with rare species of birds and flora. The webcam on the beach in the lagoon area shows how water flows into the sea, creating a characteristic multicolor.

Cycling paths and walks along the coast

Cavallino-Treporti has become a place for active recreation and cycling trips. Here runs the longest cantilever cycling path in Europe — it hangs over the water and allows you to ride from Lido to Jesolo. The path has been recognized as an architectural achievement and has become a symbol of the resort. The routes connect beaches with historical centers, parks and the port. Cameras along the cycling path broadcast parks and the waterfront, you can watch pedestrians and cars. In the evening the path is illuminated, creating a special atmosphere for walks.

Symbols of the city in cameras

Every corner of Cavallino-Treporti is marked with symbolic elements that often appear in camera reviews. The lighthouse at Punta Sabbioni, fishing villages, port, beaches — all this is reflected in the lenses of webcams. Piers fill up with boats, and on the beaches you can observe the life of vacationers. In the lagoon you can sometimes see flocks of birds, at the harbor — pleasure boats go out, in the center — bars and restaurants. Cameras allow you to see the city through and through — from the lighthouse to the fishing villages, from sandy beaches to the waters of the lagoon. Anyone can watch the life of the resort without leaving home.

What the cameras show in the city

The list of Cavallino-Treporti cameras includes shots of the beach at Camping Village Garden Paradiso, the Faro di Punta Sabbioni lighthouse, the port in Lio Grande, as well as panoramic views of the lagoon and waterfront. Each webcam shows a specific part of the city: sea, piers, fishing villages, center, parks and cycling path. Broadcasts are available around the clock, allowing you to assess the weather, lighting and atmosphere. Virtual tourism helps you choose a place for vacation, learn about local attractions and plan a trip. Cameras make the city accessible to those who are just dreaming of visiting the peninsula between the lagoon and the Adriatic.