Vacation in Cavallino-Treporti

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Cavallino-Treporti is a wonderful corner of the Gulf of Venice, a bit aggressively between the waters of the Adriatic Sea and the lagoon. It is located so close to the capital of the region, lively and crowded at any time of the year, and yet it offers relaxation in the surroundings of nature, relaxation during cycling trips or walks on the beaches. And it must be emphasized that the island's beaches beat their competitors in the way - they are about 15 km long, wide and very picturesque. The surrounding areas are flat, friendly to tourists' feet, tempting for long walks and contemplating the beauty of nature. Cavallino's cultural calendar is full of interesting events, and the local cuisine is saturated with a variety of flavors. It will not be an exaggeration to say that the stay on the island is a feast for both body and spirit.

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In the past, Cavallino, full of greenery, was one of the favorite places of rest for the inhabitants of the bay. Today, the picturesque areas of the island are also very popular and are visited by thousands of tourists every year. It is hardly surprising - Cavallino-Treporti is narrow, and at the same time long, which translates into the size of its beaches. They are both long and wide, full of lifeguards, and they gently descend into the sea, which means that children can splash around with them. When we add groves with seaside pine trees to it, we get an image made for walks along the sea or for romantic trysts. We can get to know the waters of the lagoon on one of the cruises, during which not only the blue waters of the bay are visible to the eyes of tourists, but also the dignified contours of the Dolomites in the background. The exploration of the surrounding waters is a great opportunity to take a closer look at the Mediterranean flora and fauna. The island is liked not only by nature lovers.

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Cavallino is the perfect destination for those wishing to spend a family holiday in Italy . You can spend the days on the beaches, sunbathing and bathing, and in the evenings, enjoy the rich offer of cultural events - parties and festivals. In addition to walking along the seashore, enjoying the warm, clean water and beautiful views, Cavallino-Treporti tempts tourists with delicious cuisine. Delicious, colorful dishes made of natural ingredients, full of aromatic herbs and spices, please the eyes and stomach. Numerous restaurants await guests with a menu based on seafood from the lagoon. It is worth trying the local specialty - green asparagus.

Cavallino invites everyone!

Cavallino is not only a charming place, just in time for a vacation on the Adriatic , it is also a great base for exploring the neighboring islands (Murano, Burano and Torcello). It is also easy to get to Venice itself - in about half an hour, thanks to the regular public transport boats.

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It is worth adding that Cavallino-Treporti is the only Venetian island where you can move freely by car. What's more, due to the flat terrain, no one will have any problems exploring the area, including people with reduced mobility. Public transport ships are adapted to transport tourists in wheelchairs. And what is worth seeing during a holiday in Cavallino ? In addition to the aforementioned islands, where you can discover the archaeological heritage (Torcello) or the art of glass (Murano) and lace (Burano), an interesting place is also Lido di Jesolo with a 13-kilometer boulevard full of cafes with delicious Italian ice cream and Caorle with a yacht port and aquapark.

Camping in Cavallino-Treporti

If you are looking for accommodation directly on the beach, surrounded by greenery and silence, you will love Italy Camping Village . It is well-equipped - there are, among others, restaurant, pizzeria, supermarket and shop with beach items. There are also swimming pools: for adults and children (both are heated out of season). Toddlers are invited to a mini club for children. The campground is full of greenery and just steps away from the bus stop.

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Ken.G
Ken.G

A writer by profession, a passion of a cat. One day he will see what is behind the Urals - good to Vladivostok. So far, when he can, he enjoys the sun of the countries of southern Europe. And it's also fun;)

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