Best natural attractions in Italy
Procida is the smallest of three islands in the Gulf of Naples. Unlike its two bigger sisters – Ischia and Capri, you can do whatever, but it is almost impossible to find it in any travel agency’s catalog. The island is located between Capo Miseno and the thermal island of Ischia. It is a part of Campania region and has
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Oliveri, once a fishing village, is now a picturesque sea-side resort situated on the northern coast of Sicily, between the large cities of Palermo (180km) and Messina (55km). This otherwise tranquil village comes alive especially during the summer months when there is the highest concentration of tourists. Actually the tourists can swim here already from the early May (more hardy
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Lago di Bolsena is a crater lake situated between vineyards and olive groves in the province of Viterbo. With its 114 km2 it is the fifth largest lake of volcanic origin in Europe. Two extinct volcanoes are towering above the water and form two small islands – Bisentina and Martana. Lago di Bolsena is surrounded by a panoramic road that
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In the Gulf of Asinara, located at the north-western coast of Sardinia, one can find holiday resort of Isola Rossa. There is the old fishing village that has preserved until today and contrasts with modern accommodation complexes. The area is very attractive not only for its beautiful beaches, but also for the cliffs of red granite lining the coast. The
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Sabaudia is located at the shores of one of the 4 lakes separated from the sea by dunes and belongs to the National Park of Circeo. You can find it approximately 25 km south of Latina. It is well organized tourist center, an ideal starting point for those who want to explore the surrounding countryside, towns, or national park. This
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