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Best Sea Sites in Italy
The better thing to describe the country you’re living is to observe it from a different prospective. Only after you go outside your Home Country you can discover its features and its greatness. This is what happens to Emilia Romagna and Romagna Riviera (better known as Riviera Romagnola) in Italy: every time someone gets back […]
Positano is the most beautiful town on the Italian coast of Campania. Beautiful picturesque town is situated on a steep hillside above the sea. The area was inhabited already in ancient times. Today Positano is a luxury seaside resort, which offers plenty of hotels, restaurants, wonderful sea, clean beaches and lots of attractions. Major sights […]
Ischia is the largest island in the Gulf of Naples. It is situated at the west of Napoli and north from island of Capri. Ischia offers holiday resorts, thermal springs, healing sands and cheap hotels. It is almost as popular as its famous neighbouring island of Capri. The Ferry docked in Ischia Porto, which is […]
Italy is not just known for historic culture – it’s also renowned for the miles of stunning coastline. A day spent on one of the beautiful beaches is a great way to relax on holiday. Beach in Sicily, Italy / photo by admin 1. Ostia Ostia is about thirty minutes from Rome by train, and […]
Located between Europe, northern Africa and southwestern Asia, the Mediterranean Sea borders 21 different nations on three continents. A holiday in the area, really does provide something for everyone, whether you’re seeking a lazy beach break, or want to explore the fascinating history of countries including Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Israel and Egypt. The wealth […]
Giglio is a small but beautiful island in the Mediterranean Sea, which together with the neighbouring isle of Giannutri belongs to the Italian region of Tuscany. You can find it about 50 km southeast of the island of Elba and 2 km from the Italian mainland. Photo licensed under the Creative Commons, created by Michael […]
The picturesque island of Capri lies in the Tyrrhenian Sea, in the Gulf of Naples. Not like the many islands in the vicinity, Capri has not been created by volcanic activity arose, but was separated from the Sorrento peninsula. The Blue Island – like Capri is often called – covers an area of about 10 […]
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