Tag Archives: Italy
Eco-tourism in the Lake Penne Nature Reserve: where nature regenerates you
Do you dream of a silent and natural refuge to regenerate your body and mind and forget the chaos of the city? The Lake Penne Nature Reserve is the perfect place to regain balance and well-being. This WWF oasis is located in the heart of Abruzzo, between the peaks of Gran Sasso and the Adriatic […]
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Exploring Astigiano by Bike: A Journey Along Strada del Romanico
If you are love cycle tourism and Romanesque art, exploring the Astigiano by bike is the perfect experience for you: a slow journey through rolling hills, historic villages and ancient churches that narrate centuries of Piedmontese history. The route I want to share with you is the Strada del Romanico in the Alto Astigiano: an […]
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Apulian Murge: what to see among authentic villages, karst landscapes and sustainable stays
There is a corner of Puglia that moves at a slower rhythm, far from mass tourism and crowded coastlines. The Apulian Murge (Murge meridionali) are a land of silence, dry stone walls, ancient olive groves and landscapes shaped by water and time. It is the perfect destination if you are looking for authenticity, nature and […]
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On holiday with your dog between pine forests and sea: a pet-friendly stay at Agriturismo La Stornara in Puglia
Are you looking for the perfect destination for a relaxing beach holiday the sea with your dog? Imagine a vast area where the countryside meets the coast, still little frequented, among olive groves, pine forests and sandy beaches. This is Marina di Ginosa (in the province of Taranto), on the Ionian coast of Puglia. Here […]
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Authentic Campania to discover: nature, taste, and slow hospitality among the hills of Caiazzo
There is an Italy that is not visited in a distracted way, but rather “inhabited.” It is the Italy of the Caiatine hills in Upper Campania, a landscape where the green of the Trebulani Mountains blends with the aromas of an agriculture that still carries the taste of the earth. Here, just 3 km from […]
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The 6 best Country Hotels and Organic Farmhouses to discover the Flavors and Cuisine of Tuscany
Tuscany is the land that talks through its own flavors, its landscapes, and its thousand-year-old traditions. Winding hills dotted with cypress trees, vineyards, and hilltop medieval villages with organic farmhouses. Every corner of this region tells a story made up of effort, passion, and respect for the land. For your next holiday, we invite you […]
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Sun Route: Pedalling Through Italy’s Nature, Villages and Landscapes
There is something magical about travelling by bicycle: every pedal stroke allows you to immerse yourself in the landscape, in the stories of the places you cross, and in the traditions of a land experienced not as a tourist, but as a slow traveller. For those dreaming of a sustainable adventure among villages, hills, countryside […]
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Val di Cembra: Trentino’s Sustainable Gem Amid Heroic Vineyards and Eco-Friendly Hospitality
If you love walking in nature, exploring authentic villages, and choosing eco-friendly accommodations, the Val di Cembra, in Trentino, could become your next favorite destination. Here you are far from mass tourism. You move on foot or by e-bike, cross terraced vineyards, and meet local communities that have embraced sustainable tourism. It’s no coincidence that […]
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5 Stunning Eco-Locations in Italy for Your Next Yoga Retreat by the Sea
Organizing a yoga retreat by the sea in Italy means creating an experience that goes beyond the practice itself: it’s an invitation to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with nature. The sound of the waves, the sunlight reflecting on the water, and the scent of the Mediterranean scrub become an integral part of every session. […]
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6 ideas for an Easter getaway in nature in Italy (between villages, sea and mountains)
Spring has its own way of making itself felt. The light changes, the air softens, and landscapes come back to life. And within us grows that irresistible desire to go outside, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature.That’s why Easter becomes the perfect opportunity to unplug and rediscover a slower pace, made of walks through villages, […]
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