Originally with the name of Adriaticum sea (Hadriaticum) meant only the northern part of what we now consider the Adriatic, later it extended up to the Gargano, then to the entire breast, which the Romans also called Mare Superumto distinguish it fromInferum (Tyrrhenian). Today, you can discover it in its entirety (Western and Italian side). get on your bike and leave for a traveling holiday along the Adriatica Cycle Routethe cycle path that connects Trieste in Santa Maria di Leuca.
The regions crossed by the Adriatica Cycle Route
Seven regions cross e 1300 kilometers, these are the numbers of the Ciclovia Adritatica. The route is suitable for expert and non-expert cyclists and starts from Friuli Venezia Giulia, with Triesteand proceeds through Veneto, Emilia Romagna, Marche, Abruzzo, Molise up to Puglia, to end in Santa Maria di Leucathe so-called “heel of Italy”.
The most evocative stretches of the Adriatica Cycle Route
Among the most evocative stretches of this extraordinary sea view route we certainly find the Po Delta, with its paths suspended over the water: here the sea of the lagoon surrounds passers-by on one side and on the other, what about villages like Grado, “the island of the sun”, the colorful Caorle, the “little Venice” Chioggia? In the Marche you cross the Conero Park, here, the only point from Trieste to the Gargano, the coast becomes high with enchanting cliffs covered in vegetation and pristine coves, many of which can only be reached by sea. The Abruzzo stretch is no less beautiful: here the route follows the old coastal railway and you can discover the suggestive via dei Trabocchi.
A holiday dedicated to sport and… whatever you want!
Thanks to the Adriatica Cycle Route everyone can design their ideal holiday. Physical activity can join tours in art Cityto moments of relaxation and beach life or even to discover some of the most beautiful natural reserves, including the Po Delta Regional Natural Park, the Conero Park, the Gargano National Park and the Porto Selvaggio and Palude del Capitano Regional Natural Park. And what is your ideal two-wheeled holiday?
