Best natural attractions in Italy
In the southern part of Italy, you will find the Gargano National Park which covers the area of the Foresta Umbra which was established back in 1977 along with the entirety of Mount Gargano. Within the borders of the national park you will also find the Tremiti Islands which is a small group of islands situated only 22 kilometers off
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The island of Asinara is not only the third largest in the region of Sardinia (after Sardinia itself and Sant’Antioco) it is also a national park which has a long and sorted history that dates back thousands of years into the past. Known locally as the Devil’s Island, or Isola del Diavolo in Italian, Asinara was used as a quarantine
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It was back in 1991 when the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park was founded. The park can be found in the Salerno Province, and it is considered to be the largest national park in Italy. It covers the distance from the Apennines foothills all the way out to the Tyrrhenian Sea. While only recently made a national park,
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In the western part of Italy you will find the Arcipelago Toscano National Park which includes not only the islands of the archipelago, but also the waters between them. The whole area is 746.63 square kilometres large and protects 56,776 hectares of the sea and 17,887 hectares of land. The islands can be found situated in the Mediterranean Sea, between
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Known locally as the Parco Nazionale del Golfo di Orosei e del Gennargentu, the Gennargentu National Park can be found along the eastern coastline of Sardinia. The park includes not only the Gennargentu mountain range, but the Bay of Orosei as well. From the peak of Punta La Marmora, to the depths of the bay, there is a lot to
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