For those who don’t want to give up their sports and workout routine even while on holiday, the Riviera del Brenta offers a wide selection of facilities and sports clubs to choose from. These options are perfect not only for training, but also for those who would rather relax and enjoy some family time. In summertime, swimming pools and parks guarantee fun for both adults and children. Some of the swimming pools also feature beach volleyball courts and summer water-plays areas. In winter, a number of swimming lanes are reserved for swimmers or for those who want to enjoy the benefits of a pampering day in warm water.
The swimming pools, offering lanes and leisure areas of various sizes, provide a complete range of services and are easily accessible by public transport. In addition to several hotels equipped with private pools, the Riviera also boasts a wide selection of public facilities in Stra, Dolo, Mira, Pianiga, Mirano, Martellago, Noale, and Preganziol.
Tennis enthusiasts will find several well-equipped clubs and courts in both the Brenta Riviera and the Terraglio area, offering a variety of options for racket lovers. There are red clay courts—both outdoor and indoor, heated during the winter months—as well as synthetic grass surfaces, which can also be used by five-a-side football fans who don’t want to give up a match with friends even while on holiday. Fitness clubs are located both in the Brenta Riviera and in the Miranese area, and more specifically in Mirano and Vigonovo.
A holiday in the Riviera can be the perfect opportunity to discover a new passion for horse riding. The Riviera is home to several well-equipped riding centres offering individual lessons for both adults and children, with younger riders also able to enjoy their first experiences on ponies. In addition to traditional lessons, some centres organise horseback excursions and provide boarding facilities, where they can care for your horse if you wish to take it on holiday with you.
Some of the best equipped riding centres are in Mira, Mirano and Martellago.
