Gargano: discover the tourist area

Many tourists choose Puglia for the summer holidays every year and, among the most popular tourist destinations, is the area of the Gargano promontory. Home to the homonymous National Park and also known by the nickname of the "Spur of Italy", Gargano is located in the province of Foggia, in the north of Puglia, overlooking one of the most beautiful stretches of the Adriatic Sea: the crystal clear waters meet the wild nature of the Mediterranean scrubland, interrupted only by beaches and coastal centers that are internationally renowned tourist destinations. The bungalows in the Gargano are concentrated in this area, accommodation equipped with the best comforts, which is located in the campsites and holiday villages.

Seaside bungalows in Gargano

First choice of outdoor holiday enthusiasts who choose the north of Puglia, especially during the summer, seaside bungalows in Gargano are concentrated in the campsites and holiday villages of the main tourist resorts of the coast: Marina di Lesina, Rodi Garganico, Vico del Gargano with San Menaio and Calenella, Peschici, Vieste, Pugnochiuso, Baia delle Zagare, Mattinata and Manfredonia. Here you can find some of the most beautiful beaches of Gargano: Manaccora, Cala Lunga and Zaiana in Peschici; the beaches of Ponente and Levante in Rodi Garganico; Porto Greco, Cala della Sanguinaria and the Beach of Colombi in Vieste; the Bay of Zagare, the Bay of Mergoli and the Beach of Mattinatella in Mattinata. The Tremiti Islands are of particular beauty with a triumph of crystal clear sea, caves, coves and monuments for breathtaking visits.

Nature, traditions and religious itineraries of Gargano

Together with beach holidays, the bungalows in Gargano offer the possibility to explore an area of Puglia very rich in tourist attractions. Those who love nature, for example, can appreciate the Gargano National Park which offers enchanting places such as the Umbrian forest and the numerous villages, rich in history and traditions, that are dotted all over the landscape. Puglia and Gargano, in particular, are also lands of religious itineraries: from San Giovanni Rotondo with the Sanctuary of San Pio to San Marco in Lamis with the convents of San Matteo and Stignano, up to Monte Sant'Angelo with the Sanctuary of San Michele and Pulsano Abbey.