La bella Italia – Sun, sea and camping
With a total of more than 50 million international tourists per year, Italy remains one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. But the southern European country does not only seduce travelers with pizza, pasta and gelato, but also with unique camping experiences. Check out the best holiday destinations and insider tips.
Lake Garda – the center of joy
Olive oil, lemons and wine: Garda, il lago di garda. The northern Italian region is known for its traditional cuisine. The most typical product here is olive oil, which is used in almost every dish. You will definitely notice the lemon trees and the other fruits, which are used for various liqueurs and local sweets. The region is also famous for its excellent wines. How about a Vino Santo on your next holiday?
Sardinia – centre of the mythical creatures
The peninsula Capo Testa on Sardinia fascinates with unusual rock creatures. Water floods and strong winds deform the rocks giving them impressive shapes. Just pack your backpack and try to discover all different shapes!
Tuscany – centre of landscapes
Also Tuscany, located in central Italy, invites to camping. Among other things, it shows the most beautiful landscapes Italy has to offer. From cliffs and steep mountains to long sandy beaches, you’ll find everything your heart desires. Breathtaking crystal blue water and amazing biodiversity will transform your trip to Tuscany into an unforgettable experience.
Rimini – for relaxation
The province of Rimini is located directly at the sea in the north of Italy. It has 250 beach resorts over a distance of about 10 kilometres and is always among the popular seaside resorts. The town of Riccione offers many different options, with a fantastic inner city and the largest water park in Europe, called “Aquafan”. You want to escape your stressful everyday life? Then off to camping in Rimini!
Calabria – centre of water sports
However, if you not only want to relax, but are also looking for water sports, you should choose camping in Calabria. Surfing and diving are possible right by the sea. Get to know the fascinating underwater world of the region!
Naples – centre of history
Enough of relaxation and water sports? Then camping in Naples is the place to be as a centre of history. Stroll through historical and archaeological sites. There is not much left of “Panthenope” except for the wall of the Via Mezzocannone, where ancient Greek elements merge. The many and inexpensive restaurants in the area will help you master your hunger. How about enjoying some fish?
Rome – City of Culture
Camping by the sea of Ostia offers the possibility to travel to the eternal city and heart of Italy. Visit the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. The Vatican Museum is another possibility to pass the time.
Lake Maggiore – centre of the villages
Lake Maggiore is famous for its many idyllic places, depending on your taste. There is the right place for every traveler here! The villages of Locarno and Arona are particularly popular. Locarno is known to many tourists for its spectacular film festival. On the other hand, Arona delights with the statue of Karl Barromäus, which was the highest monument accessible from the inside until the erection of the New York Statue of Liberty.
Puglia – Centre of roman Buildings
Puglia shines with numerous places of interest, but is especially known as the centre of Romanesque cathedrals and Baroque churches. Numerous buildings can be admired both in the centre and in the provinces. The works of art with rose windows in the facades and frescoes in the chapels will impress you.
Ravenna – Centre of Art
Finally, we introduce you to the promised insider tip: Ravenna in the Emilia-Romagna region. Campe directly at the sea and be enchanted by the unique mosaics inside the churches. You will find the most interesting ones in the Basilica of San Vitale. Made out of semi-precious stones, they shine in colours such as blue, green and gold.
No matter if you choose to go camping on Lake Garda or near Rome: you will definitely be overwhelmed by the unexpected beauty of Italy. Ready for some Italian flair?