Ecotourism

The Cinque Terre by Kayak: a unique overview on the wonderful Ligurian villages:  Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore, popular among outdoor sports enthusiasts Visiting this stretch of the Ligurian coast from the sea, by rowing...

Italy’s marine protected areas cover 700 kilometres of coastline and 228,000 hectares of sea. It’s a real naturalistic and historical treasure The protection afforded to these areas allows many species to live in peace, finding everything they ne...

A vast area straddling Emilia Romagna and Veneto, the Po Delta is one of Italy's wetlands of worldwide relevance and most attractive to birdwatchers, not only Italians. In any season it is possible to observe many species and a considerable number of...

Foraging means collecting flowers, plants and wild herbs to make them the basis of a healthy diet based on ancient mountain traditions. And so wild plants are combined with excellent starred cuisine, providing unique recipes. Hunting for mosses, lich...

Two-wheel enthusiasts will find in Italy central hills an area suitable for cyclists and cycle- Lovers, thanks to the always mild climate, the wealth of breath-taking landscapes and the variety of itineraries in the midst of unspoilt nature, enjoying...

Slow tourism, such as walking, offers an opportunity to get to know the artistic, historical and landscape peculiarities of the territory, while rediscovering the pleasure of nature. In this purpose, we would like to suggest silent and naturalistic r...