Elba is known mainly for being the site of Napoleon's exile. However, it is worth visiting this third largest Italian island for a completely different reason. It is a unique, extremely green place where you can not only relax in comfortable conditions, but also admire beautiful landscapes. So we set off for the Tyrrhenian Sea. Even in the pictures, Elba makes a huge impression, let alone watched live. Not everyone knows that this island has a much older history than Rome. First it was ruled by the Etruscans and Carthaginians, then the Romans appeared there. In the following centuries, power on the island passed from one Italian principality to another. Even the French threw their pennies there, until it finally became a prison, it should be emphasized - heavenly, for Napoleon himself. Today it is an ideal place to rest and one of the favorite places visited by tourists. No wonder, Elba has a lot to offer.

A trip to green Elba

The Pomeranian Voivodeship has a lot to offer to people planning holidays. In addition to attractive tourist resorts, such as the Tri-City, Słupsk or Lębork, it invites you to beautiful beaches, lures with the richness of greenery and the kindness of the inhabitants, and Pomeranian campsites offer a wide selection of places for camping. All this makes the area visited by thousands of tourists every year. One of the most frequently chosen places is Łeba, whose unique location and unique atmosphere attracts vacationers like a magnet.

Wandering with the dunes - Łeba

To define Altomincio Family Park simply by camping is like saying nothing. Some call this center an amazing town, others - Paradise. One thing is certain: whoever visits it at least once will never forget it. It is a true land of relaxation in the vicinity of the amazing Lake Garda. We invite you to a short trip to this unique place. Altomincio Family Park belongs to the Human Company (formerly ECVacanze) network. Its owner is a company operating on the tourism market since the 1980s, offering not only Family Parks, but also campsites in the city center, as well as hotels and hostels . Human Company is guided by the motto "man and nature united in an unbreakable alliance". It is easy to understand this sentence when visiting high-class campsites owned by the Human Company (eg I Pini Family Park , Park Albatros Village ). But let's go back to Altomincio Family Park.

Altomincio Family Park - in the land of relaxation

The extremely attractive Italian region of Emilia-Romagna stretches from the Adriatic Sea to the borders of Liguria and Piedmont. It was created by combining two areas: western Emilia and eastern Romagna. We will find there delicious cuisine, picturesque landscape, clean beaches, and above all, numerous historic cities, such as Ravenna. Emilia-Romagna is an extraordinary region where tourists will find many different attractions, without a doubt, the unique cuisine and its delicacies belong to them. The most famous of them is the unique Parma ham , prepared for a minimum of 24 months. Emilia-Romagna is also the largest producer of walnuts from which the Nocino liqueur is made. Lambrusco sparkling wine and balsamic vinegar are also produced there. Many people are attracted to Emilia-Romagna by beautiful towns , led by Bologna. Ravenna is also worth seeing.

Ravenna - the capital of the mosaic

Some people do not associate sunbathing with Germany at all - rather with Spain, Italy, Croatia or Greece. Meanwhile, our western neighbors have beautiful and diverse beaches, not only on the Baltic Sea, but also on numerous lakes. In northern Germany, there is a unique land called Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, inviting holidaymakers to relax on almost 2,000 kilometers of beaches. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a German federal state located in the north-eastern part of Germany. It tempts people who love fish dishes (from simple sandwiches to exquisite dishes) that can be eaten in virtually every larger town. It tastes like Sanddorn-likör, a tincture of sea buckthorn called Russian pineapple. It attracts cyclists with well-organized and marked paths, including those on expressways. When planning a vacation in Germany , especially in this region, it is worth taking your own bicycle with you. But if we do not have it, we can easily rent it in larger seaside resorts.

Holidays on a German beach

People who like variety will fall in love with Trentino Alto Adige. It is a region in the north-eastern part of Italy, bordering two other Italian regions and two countries: Austria and Switzerland. Its location translates into a huge number of tourist attractions and a varied cuisine, richly drawing on the influence of its neighbors. If Italy, especially Trento, then polenta. It is usually served baked (smacafam), with bacon or sausage. Cheeses are an important element of the local cuisine, produced in most alpine valleys and chapels. Those interested in new flavors should try the mild Pustertaler, the spicy Graukäse, and if they like goat's milk products, then also the Ziegenkäse. When someone plans a vacation in Italy in terms of culinary experiences, they will quickly find out that Trentino-South Tyrol is the perfect destination for gourmands. The region is famous for apples, which are a frequent ingredient of dishes. It is worth getting to know the taste of the local strudels and the so-called Apfelküchel, pancakes a bit like donuts and a little pancakes. Local soups are nutritious, thick and difficult to digest - with a base of pork, potatoes or tripe. Meat is eaten a lot, ranging from poultry, through beef and venison, to trout and rabbit. Alto Adige boasts Speck dell'Alto Adige , a pork belly on the bone, dried and smoked in small artisanal factories in the Venosta Valley. It is protected by the IGP mark, and in regional restaurants it is served as a snack or appetizer, with dark bread or rice bread. When talking about the kitchen, the wine must not be forgotten. Red wines predominate in the region, but the most famous are white wines, including Sylvaner, Müller Thurgau and Gewürztraminer. They are distinguished by an unusual aroma and lightness.

The taste of apples at Lago di Ledro

She is liked despite numerous bans, including smoking outside the city, making noise or picking plants. Cyclists also love it. Even those who would normally use the car ride bikes here - there is no such option for tourists here. It is recognized by actors, models and politicians. They rest there without fear, despite the fact that it is located in close proximity to the Cote d'Azur, where the hustle and bustle, crowds and paparazzi can disrupt the holidays of many famous stars. There is a beautiful place in the south of France. At the beginning of the last century, it was a wedding gift, and in the 1970s it was renamed a national park. We are talking about the largest of the islands in the archipelago Îles d'Hyères, the wonderful beauty of Île de Porquerolles . Seven kilometers long and five kilometers wide, gently bulging with five ranges of hills, it tempts not only with its romantic history. Tourists visit her to see the charming town lying in her heart. They want to get to know the beaches with golden sand stretching to the north, washed by azure waters - including Notre Dame, Plage d'Argent or La Courtade. They also want to see the sea-torn cliffs to the south.

French crescent - Île de Porquerolles

The ski season is in full swing, so we tell you where to go skiing - not only with a camper . This is the second part of our guide - this time we focused on winter camping in Italy. Italy is a country beloved by Poles, both in summer and winter. This is no wonder, because it has to offer not only wonderful monuments, but also breathtaking landscapes and an inexhaustible wealth of nature in every form. The sea, forests, lakes and of course mountains. There are plenty of ski regions here, with lots of snow and excellent infrastructure, which attracts organizers of numerous sports competitions and thousands of tourists.

Where in a ski camper? Th. II, Italy

Istria is the largest Adriatic peninsula, located in the northwest of Croatia. This region is very popular with tourists. They are attracted by the Mediterranean climate, sandy beaches and picturesque towns. Istria is also a land famous for truffles and fine wine. The Istrian peninsula is beautifully landscaped with olive groves, vineyards, azure coast and pine forests. To this should be added romantic towns that tell an extremely rich history of the region, dating back to the Roman Empire. Istria is a place where we can taste exquisite wine and try a rare and most expensive delicacy in the world - truffles .

Istria - the land of truffles and wine

Beautiful like Venice, smart like Bologna - what city and where do they say so? Such sayings circulate in the Veneto region (Veneto), and refer to Padua, picturesquely situated on the Bacchiglione River, in the Po plain, in north-eastern Italy. Thanks to its location, Padua is a great starting point for exploring the attractions of the region. Famous Venice, the city of gondolas, is 40 km away, so you can easily go on a day trip to the capital of Veneto . But Padua itself is unlikely to bore anyone. It is an old center (founded in the 4th century BC), during its long history it has experienced severe damage several times, being an independent republic, attacks by the French and Austrians, and finally joining the Kingdom of Italy. Many traces of a turbulent past remain in it. The patron saint of the city is St. Justyna, the most eminent virgin of Padua. A chapel was built on her grave, and then a church. In the 16th century, as a result of an earthquake, the temple was completely destroyed. In the following years, the monumental building Basilica di Santa Giustina , which is today a symbol of Padua, was erected on the ruins.

A trip to Padua

A real tourist pearl in the northern part of Germany is the magnificent region with meadows, forests and peat bogs. This is called The Lüneburger Heide (Lüneburger Heide), an area stretching between Hanover, Bremen and Hamburg, ending in the east with the Elbe line. It is crossed by numerous streams and rivers (including Ilmenau, Aller and Leine) with dozens of picturesque old mills. There are also lakes and other water reservoirs in the region, but the greatest fame of the Lüneburg Heath is caused by the moors.

The land of &quot;living lawn mowers&quot;

Łeba is a very picturesque town on the Baltic Sea. It owes its popularity to the remarkable location between the Łebsko and Sarbsko Lakes, at the mouth of the Łeba River to the Baltic Sea. Additionally, the town is surrounded on each side by the forests of the Słowiński National Park and the Spit Sarbska Reserve. This location gives Łeba a specific microclimate and is considered one of the cleanest coastal cities. Łeba is a town with a long history. The first notes about the settlement come from 1282, and in 1357 Łeba received city rights. Currently, it is a well-known and popular tourist center, which has a modern and extensive hotel and catering base . In 1998, Łeba proclaimed itself a principality , thanks to which it has its prince, a passport and a coin.

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A trip to green Elba