Beyond the junction for S. Giuliano, the lagoon opens to the right with an extensive area of tidal flats and mudflats where, beyond the lines of poles and nets, one can notice...

A series of sandbanks that have not been stabilized by man-made structures and are therefore subject to the continuous effect of sedimentation and sea erosion stretch outside...

A straight channel leads to the confluence of the spring-fed Ausa and Corno rivers, which flow into the lagoon on the boundary between Grado and Marano. There are two dockyards...

At the Ausa’s confluence with the Corno, we follow the latter on the right, in the direction of Cervignano, a large town in the Friuli plain. The first stretch seems...

Proceeding from Porto Buso along the Litoranea Veneta network of waterways, we follow the meandering course of the Giovanni del Muro channel, “Giò de Mur” to...

The area of Porto S. Andrea, between the island of the same name and the island of Martignano-Marinetta, is a rare example of a lagoon entrance left to evolve naturally. At the...

The island of Martignano and the adjacent “matan” constitute the sandy part of the island, while behind, beyond the small lagoon known as “Manessa”,...

The island of S. Andrea, consisting of a ribbon of sand with low dunes and shoals to the rear, stretches from Porto Sant’Andrea to Porto Buso. At the western end there is...

The Sant’Andrea feeder channel, known as “Trincea” (trench) by the locals, is an artificial channel that is part of the Litoranea Veneta waterways connecting...