Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
Dense, salty water — you float without effort.
Terme di Riccione, in the celebrated Adriatic beach resort of Riccione in Emilia-Romagna, draws on naturally saline chloride thermal waters to create a thermal wellness complement to Italy's most visited seaside resort — combining mineral-rich coastal bathing with the sophisticated beach-and-wellness tourism for which the Riviera Romagnola has been famous since the Belle Époque. The chloride-rich waters, extracted from geological formations below the Adriatic coastal plain, are used in thermal treatments for respiratory and skin conditions, offering a medically recognised wellness dimension to a resort otherwise celebrated for its beaches, boutiques, and nightlife. Riccione's position between Rimini — with its Roman arch, Malatesta Temple, and Federico Fellini museum — and the Republic of San Marino perched on a clifftop just inland, makes Terme di Riccione one of Italy's most entertainingly diverse spa destinations.