The most beautiful natural sites to discover Italy

You can enjoy a swim in the idyllic cove of Cala Junco or Caletta dei Zimmari.

In the north of the island, there are still post-volcanic events, such as fumaroles and vapours of up to 100 ° C in the sea.

9 km east of Marina di Campo and 9 km south of Portoferraio, the narrow strip of sand which is the beach of Braulio stretches over 1 km (indeed one of the longest beaches of the Elbe) within a gulf that protects it from the winds (arriving only from the south) and gives it almost to the south. the air of a lake with its calm water and the green nature that seems to close on it. Watching the sunset from the terrace of the Ledo Bar overlooking the Gulf is an unforgettable experience.

This network of hiking and signposted routes, starting from Sillico, offers seven different walks (day or night). An excellent way to enjoy breathtaking views of the Apuan Alps, to discover the region's lush nature and its points of interest (hermitages, mills, old chestnut dryers known as metati...). From about thirty minutes (to be done easily with the children) to six hours (for hikers who wish to spend a day immersed in a typical and wild landscape of the Apennines) depending on the route taken.

To meet, go to Monte Cow, the small hill near the Campidoglio. There are few world day in the gardens. In the evening, attendance increases. Turn right after the stairs that climb to the Campidoglio. Entrance also by the grid located opposite Teatro Marcello.

Nicknamed «Small Calabria Switzerland», the Sila National Park, established in 1997, is a beautiful territory of 150,000 ha, punctuated by many villages in height and mountain refuges, from which the Ionian Sea can be seen. It extends between the provinces of Cosenza, Crotone and Catanzaro in Calabria, lands rich in ancient traditions. This high plateau, extending the Apennin Calabria, promises a beautiful escape in nature.

Who said that Tuscany was only made of hills, cypresses, vines and olive trees? 20 kilometres from Massa Marittima, the Biancane Park plunges you into a total change of scenery: the steam fumes and the white stones give the impression of being landed on another planet! Nestled on the wild metalliferous mountains, the site includes a boiling mud crater and unique flora. A route allows you to get close to these spectacular geothermal phenomena.

The Spiaggia di Pluto in Bibione welcomes dogs and their owners on 2 km of shoreline. Deckchairs are available for the owners and an agility field for the dogs.

In Rimini, two beaches are planned for dogs: Bagno 81 and Beach 33.

Dog Beach in San Vincenzo.To discover all the activities on the beach, visit the Facebook page Dog Beach San Vincenzo !

Bau Beach (a few kilometres from Rome). It is the very first beach entirely dedicated to four-legged animals. While beaches are normally forbidden to them, here dogs can play, snort and enjoy in peace. A master rescuer watches and stands ready to intervene in the event of a problem. And if your dog doesn't really want to go out to sea, he can enjoy the small seawater pool at his disposal! The dogs also have their restaurant with bowls full of croquettes and a shower to clean up after a day spent in the sand. A beach driven by a true philosophy that attracts visitors from all over the country and that is beginning to attract emulators!