The West Pomeranian region of Poland is famous for its unique landscape values. 185 km of the Baltic Sea coast with sandy beaches, dunes, forests and coastal lakes await us there. In addition, this area has an extensive tourist base, both in large cities and in small, but very picturesque towns. An example is Darłowo - a recreational town by the sea, which boasts a medieval pedigree. The Polish coast of the Baltic Sea is a diversified area, where we can find many extremely climatic and picturesque towns. The Baltic Sea itself is atypical and unlike any other sea in the world. It is distinguished by its shallowness - its depth reaches a maximum of 52 m, and at the same time the water level of this sea is higher than in the Atlantic Ocean or the North Sea. It is on our amazing Baltic Sea that we can find such beautiful towns as Darłowo.

Darłowo - the heart of the Baltic Sea coast

Rome, known as the Eternal City and the "capital of the world", can be visited in many ways. On the web, we will find many comments about the fact that with each visit to the capital of Italy, we will discover something new, we will come across a place unnoticed earlier or we will even get to know the taste of the next dish. But it will turn out that there will not be enough time to see everything that you wanted to see. So you have to come back again and again. Rome is a very important point for people spending their  , easily accessible by bus to the center of Rome. It offers relaxation in well-equipped bungalows, as well as in a camper and a tent. Nature lovers will be delighted to stay there, also those who love sightseeing from the height of the saddle - a picturesque bicycle path runs along the Tiber, which takes you to Rome. Guests have at their disposal a swimming pool, solarium, mini market and a restaurant serving both traditional Italian dishes and pizza from a wood-fired oven. Dishes can be eaten inside and outside, cooling down in the shade of the large pergola. There are also busy people who can order a take-away meal without any problems. Camping Tiber is a great place for tourists planning to visit Rome and looking for a base. It is ideal for families with children, as well as for those in love who, in the romantic scenery of the Roman province, want to enjoy themselves and their stay in the Eternal City.

Greenery at the foot of Rome

Slovenia is a small country in Central and Eastern Europe, which, despite its small area, is distinguished by rapid economic development and a thriving tourism sector. The real wealth of this country is nature, but Slovenia is also beautiful, historic towns, especially the oldest city in this country - Ptuj. Slovenia is a country with a very diverse spatial and landscape. There are four distinct areas: the Alps, the Dinaric Mountains, the Pannonian Plain and the Adriatic part (Primorska). The eastern and central parts of Slovenia abound in numerous thermal springs , which is why the region is famous for its many spas, such as Ptuj.

Ptuj - the oldest city of Slovenia

Emilia Romagna is the largest and richest region of Italy, it attracts tourists with many monuments and other attractions. The area is very diverse - it includes the mountain peaks of the Apennines, as well as the coast of the Ligurian Sea. Emilia Romagna is also famous for its delicious regional products such as great wines, ham, cheese and vinegar. The capital of this region is Bologna, known for its many monuments, as well as the Ferrari museum and factory. Emilia Romagna is considered one of the most fertile agricultural areas in Italy. This is influenced by the topography. Most of this area is covered by the plains of the Po plain , surrounded by Tuscan forests to the north and mountains to the south. The fertile soil of the region translates into the best pasta, dairy products and excellent meats and herbs in Italy .

Emilia Romagna - the unforgettable taste of Italy

Tuscany is a region located in the central part of Italy on the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is known for its beautiful landscapes and monuments, but also for delicious food and excellent wine. Tourists visiting this region can relax on the wonderful beaches of the Etruscan Riviera, hike the picturesque trails of the Tuscan mountains or visit historic seaside towns. The Tuscan coast is over 320 km long and stretches from Marina di Carrara to Montalto . It includes many Blue Flag sandy beaches, the Etruscan Riviera, the Rimigliano Natural Park and unique seaside towns. There you will find typical holiday resorts, as well as towns full of historic attractions , including: Livorno, Piombino, Castiglione della Pescaia and San Vincenzo.

A journey along the Tuscan coast

North Jutland is a region where we come across a great deal of evidence that a drop is boring the rock. Or - more appropriately to the situation - that the sand is boring the land. Slowly, slowly, it moves forward for years, relentlessly taking what it wants. Of course, people try to fight it by creating blockages of vegetation, but we can find more than one example that sand has won a lot by consistent action. The golden hero of our story is not very famous in the north of Denmark. It choked down the meadows and swallowed up many buildings, including churches. After Den Tilsandede Kirke (Church under the sand), only the tower remained, now serving as a vantage point. A similar fate befell the Rubjerg Knude lighthouse, the highest part of the cliff, in the immediate vicinity of Lønstrup. On the west coast, the Råbjerg Mile dune was born, an inquisitive creature that can travel about 15 meters a year. Someone who has come on vacation to Denmark for the second time may be really surprised by how quickly the landscape changes due to sand dune wandering. The area is covered with grass and sea buckthorn, among the sand there are also remnants of bunkers from World War II. The Danish painter and poet Holger Drachmann fell in love with the local landscape. He stole his heart so much that he wished to be buried here - while walking in the dunes they will come across his tomb.

The sun of North Jutland

The campsites on Lake Garda are ideal for people who want to spend an active holiday in close contact with nature, without sacrificing the amenities they offer.

Active holidays on the Garda

Garda, Italy's largest lake, is a true paradise for tourists. Lovers of art, architecture, as well as water sports and active tourism will find attractions there. This place attracts whole families with its remarkable monuments and picturesque landscape, additionally offering them beautiful beaches and mountain hiking. Lake Garda is situated on the border of three Italian regions: Veneto, Trentino-South Adige and Lombardy . This reservoir impresses with its enormous size, its area is 370 km. sq., and the length - 55 km. An additional attraction of the lake are the surrounding mountain ranges and historic towns, incl. Sirmione, Malcesine as well as the amazing Gardaland theme park .

Lake Garda - a paradise for tourists

In the central part of Italy, there are the landscapes of Lazio, the heart of which is the capital of the country - Rome. During the journey through the territory of the region, we will see beaches, rocky coasts and mountain landscapes of the Apennines. Inland, there are lakes, forests and olive groves. The most important monuments of Lazio are in Rome - not only sacred buildings such as papal basilicas (including the basilica of St. John Lateran, St. Paul Outside the Walls), but also secular ones, including the Colosseum, Capitoline and Pantheon. In addition to the capital, there are many other places worth seeing in the region.

Vacation in Lazio

Abruzzo, this beautiful and virgin area of Italy, is still little known in Poland. Meanwhile, it is an extremely picturesque area, often referred to as the greenest region in Europe. It is a "bridge" connecting the southern and northern parts of Italy, an area located in central Italy. Abruzzo is made up of four provinces: L'Aquila, Chieti, Pescara and Teramo. The region is famous for its beautiful coast and mountains, as well as interesting monuments and picturesque hiking trails. In antiquity, today's Abruzzo was inhabited by Italian tribes , but in 304 BC the region was taken over by the Romans . However, in the 7th century, the Lombards ruled there. In the 12th century, this area was assigned to the Kingdom of Sicily , and the Normans took over the power. In 1240, Emperor Frederick II founded the present-day capital of the region - L'Aquila . Over the next centuries, Abruzzo was still ruled by the Spaniards and the Bourbons . In 1861, the region became part of the united Kingdom of Italy.

The most beautiful places of Abruzzo

Between the Gulf of Trieste and the Kvarner Gulf there is an amazing piece of heart-shaped land that is wrapped in the waters of the Adriatic Sea. This is Istria, a peninsula that belongs in large part to Croatia. This place is divided into White, Gray and Red Istria - depending on the color of the earth. The cuisine of this peninsula is diverse, it mixes the flavors of inland dishes and dishes dominated by seafood. The dishes served in Croatia are very varied. On the coast, we can taste mainly fresh fish and seafood , while inland, filling meat stews await us. In Croatian cuisine you can feel the flavors of Italian, Austrian, Hungarian and Turkish dishes .

The flavors of Istria

Caorle is a charming town located in northern Italy in the Veneto region. It is also one of the most popular resorts in this part of the Adriatic coast. The city has a beautifully restored, historic old town, tourist and yacht port, wide beaches, seaside boulevards and an attractive aquapark. Caorle is a city with a rich history . It was founded in the 1st century BC and has been associated with fishing and port activities from the very beginning. This place has Roman roots , and its name comes from the Latin "Caprulae" - probably associated with wild goats grazing in the area.

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Darłowo - the heart of the Baltic Sea coast