Camping Abruzzo

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Chieti
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Colonnella
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Francavilla Al Mare
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The Abruzzo region in Italy is a destination that offers a wide range of activities for visitors looking to explore the great outdoors. Known for its beautiful mountains, national parks, and picturesque villages, Abruzzo is a great destination for those interested in hiking and mountain tourism. Additionally, the region also offers several options for eco-responsible tourism and atypical activities that are worth checking out.

One of the main highlights of the Abruzzo region is the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, which covers an area of over 90,000 hectares and is home to the highest peaks of the Apennines, such as the Corno Grande, which stands at 2,912 meters. The park offers a wide range of hiking trails, from easy to challenging, and it's a paradise for nature and hiking enthusiasts. The park also offers a variety of activities such as rock climbing, paragliding, and mountain biking.

Another must-see destination in Abruzzo is the Majella National Park, which covers an area of over 75,000 hectares and is home to several peaks over 2,000 meters, such as the Monte Amaro and the Monte Morrone. The park offers a wide range of hiking trails, from easy to challenging, and it's also a great destination for birdwatching and wildlife watching, it is home to several protected species such as the Apennine wolf and the Apennine chamois.

In addition to the national parks, Abruzzo is also home to several charming towns and villages, such as the medieval town of Scanno, the baroque town of Sulmona, and the seaside town of Pescara. These towns are worth checking out for their charming streets, beautiful squares, and historic buildings. Scanno, is a great example of mountain town, with narrow streets, traditional houses and beautiful churches, Sulmona is famous for its Easter processions and for being the birthplace of the poet Ovidius, and Pescara, is the most important city of the region and is a great destination for beach tourism with a great nightlife.

When it comes to eco-responsible tourism, Abruzzo offers a wide range of options. For example, visitors can stay at HomeCamper host's spots in the region. Visitors can also take part in guided tours and activities that promote sustainable practices, such as birdwatching and wildlife watching excursions, and guided hiking tours in the national parks.

When it comes to atypical activities, Abruzzo offers a variety of options. For example, visitors can take a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Abruzzese dishes such as arrosticini and maccheroni alla chitarra, take a painting class, or take a hot air balloon ride over the Abruzzo countryside. For adventure seekers, there are also several options for adventure sports such as paragliding, canyoning and rafting in various regions of Abruzzo.

Overall, Abruzzo is a great destination for visitors looking to explore the great outdoors, with a wide range of hiking and mountain tourism options, as well as charming towns and villages, and eco-responsible tourism options.

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