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History

Duna Verde, a stretch of golden dunes and maritime pine woodlands on Italy’s Adriatic Coast, has evolved from a remote marshland to a beloved beach resort, drawing “Duna Verde beach” and “Veneto beaches” seekers from across Europe. The area’s history is intertwined with the shifting sands and lagoon dynamics of the Venetian Lagoon system. In Roman times, the coastal plain near present-day Duna Verde formed part of the fertile Campagna di Caorle, where salt pans (saline) and fish farms supplied the thriving markets of Aquileia and later Venice. References to “salt farming Veneto” appear in medieval charters as early as the 10th century, when Benedictine monks managed the saltworks and maintained wooden embankments to protect the inland fields from the Adriatic tides.