Discover the Adriatic Coast

Many believe that the Adriatic coast is just stretch of coast with large tourist facilities and sense of hospitality where towns and cities are extremely similar. But, who has been on the Adriatic Coast at least once, knows for sure that every town here is very special and has its own peculiarities. Rimini, Cattolica, Riccione, Cesenatico - to name a few - are quite different.

Riccione is a very stylish town , nice and friendly , but if you travel even ten miles southern or northern everything changes. You can easily reach Rimini that charms with its old town, its harbor and its atmosphere experienced very Fellini or Cattolica , better known as the Queen of the Adriatic (Regina dell'adriatico), with its many fountains and typical squares .

A different air will be found in Gabicce , a small Posillipo on the Adriatic sea from where you can enjoy a breathtaking view. If you go to Pesaro , you can find a totally different atmosphere, a bit vintage and more quiet where enjoy culinary delights of the Marche.

In the north Milano Marittima and Cervia are to be visited, the first one hip and glittering, while the second one is beautifully landscaped and perfect for sports . From Riccione one can easily reach also Bellaria Igea Marina , well known for its pedestrian area, rich in bars and shops, and Cesenatico that enchants with its Harbour, designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Discovering the cities on the Adriatic coast is an experience full of surprises, even the smallest typical seaside resorts of the Riviera like San Mauro Mare or Gatteo Mare!

Rimini, for example, is subdivided in areas and villages that are appreciated by tourists for their special features. Viserba di Rimini is preferred by families, for its tranquillity, San Giuliano Mare is a destination for elegan tourists, there are then Rivabella and Torre Pedrera , while Rivazzurra and Miramare di Rimini are invaded every summer by youngsters because of its clubs and night-life