DISCOVER ABRUZZO
Abruzzo is located in central Italy and stretches from the heart of the Apennines to the Adriatic Sea, on a mostly mountainous and wild terrain: Natural reserves, like the National Park of Abruzzo, the Park of Gran Sasso and the Laga Mountains , or that of Mount Majella, protect the typical vegetable and animal species of the area, including the golden eagle, the wolf and the Marsican brown bear.
The Adriatic coast is characterized by long and sandy beaches to the north and pebbly beaches to the south. Also, the small villages of the hinterland, as well as the monasteries and castles of the region, are very charming and part of many touristic routes in this the “greenest region” in Italy.
“TRABOCCHI” COAST
From Ortona to San Salvo, with coves and reefs below the hills that end at the Adriatic Sea marked by the spread of Trabocco, fishing machine on piles. It is a stretch of coast famous throughout Italy for its natural beauty and for its diversity: there are stretches of sandy beach and low (as in Francavilla, Ortona, Casalbordino, Vasto and San Salvo) and sections pebbles (a Fossacesia, Torino di Sangro), as well as high and rocky sections (in San Vito Chietino and Rocca San Giovanni). The coastal strip makes its way through valleys and hills, ending sea, give life to landscapes and natural environments of various kinds.
Contact us for your suggestive LUNCH or DINNER on the Trabocco!
ROCCA SAN GIOVANNI VILLAGE
It is one of the most beautiful Italian boroughs. Founded in XI century by Oderisio I, it is situated on a hilltop overlooking Rocca San Giovanni Marina and the Trabocchi Coast. Rocca San Giovanni’s main monuments are the Church of San Matteo, Filippini’s Donjon, the ruins of the Norman walls with a Bastion and the Town Hall.
SAFARI PARK
Very close to our Hotel,this safari park is a unique space used to inspire, educate and energise kids and adults.
Every days from 10:00 to 19:00.
For further informations : http://www.zooabruzzo.it/
Grotte del Cavallone
The cave lies within the mountains of the Majella National Park, and is accessed via cable car. The cave is 10–20 meters wide and nearly the same height throughout, with numerous speleothems including stalagmites, flowstone, and rimstone pools. It has electric lighting with rough paths, concrete steps, and iron bridges.
For further informations: http://www.grottedelcavallone.it/