A short distance from the premesis, there are many activities and attractions to entertain you during your vacation. Only a few miles away to the nothwest there are the spectacular montains of the Appenine Chain, The Gran Sasso and the Maiella Mountain where mountain climbing is very popular.
In our park, The Gran Sasso park and in Monti della Laga, bike riding and hiking is available. Just a few miles away we have beautiful ski resorts, tennis courts, and spectacular views . Great fishing s always nearby if you’re in the mood for relaxing on a warm afternoon.
In less than a half hour you can find yourself in your bathing suit and an umbrella at one of the most beautiful beachesof the Adriatic. One of many activities on the beaches are Aqa Scooter, Swimming, Volley Ball Gymnastics and Horse Back Riding.
A few miles inland to the east is the famous medieval Fortress of Civitella where you will find the narrowest street in Italy. If you are in a spiritual mood there is nothing as soul cleansing as the Sanctuary of St. Gabriel. Finally, you cannot leave this area without visiting one of the most important places in Italy, a town called Castelli, better known as The City of Ceramics.
In our park, The Gran Sasso park and in Monti della Laga, bike riding and hiking is available. Just a few miles away we have beautiful ski resorts, tennis courts, and spectacular views . Great fishing s always nearby if you’re in the mood for relaxing on a warm afternoon.
In less than a half hour you can find yourself in your bathing suit and an umbrella at one of the most beautiful beachesof the Adriatic. One of many activities on the beaches are Aqa Scooter, Swimming, Volley Ball Gymnastics and Horse Back Riding.
A few miles inland to the east is the famous medieval Fortress of Civitella where you will find the narrowest street in Italy. If you are in a spiritual mood there is nothing as soul cleansing as the Sanctuary of St. Gabriel. Finally, you cannot leave this area without visiting one of the most important places in Italy, a town called Castelli, better known as The City of Ceramics.