To the south of Porto San Giorgio is Pedaso, the Marche’s “mussel beach” - these delicious mollusks are cultivated on concrete pillars that lie just off its short, gravely beach.
The beach, both of sand and gravel, is over 2 km long and equipped with various chalets. Clear water, rich in flora and fauna, is particularly suitable for diving and underwater fishing. Because of its location, Pedaso enjoys a microclimate with mild temperatures in winter and frequent breezes in summer. There's a bike path, running south and starting from the mouth of the Aso river (near  Campofilone) . You can also stroll along the so called "Promenade of the twentieth century songwriters", named after the well-known Italian singers. The marina, built near the mouth of the Aso river, is good for small scale fishing and pleasure boats. 
The lighthouse documents Pedaso’s sea tradition. In Mount Serrone area, full of bushy vegetation, there’s an astronomical observatory. The most important churches are: the Church of St. Mary and St. Peter the Apostle, built in 1898 and finished in 1920; the Church of St. Mary and St. Peter called "the Chiesolina", built from 1795 to 1797. 
The Mussel Festival enlivens the town from 12 to 15 August.