Italy

Regions in Italy

Southern Apulia

Back on the mainland, just before the ‘boot heel’ you’ll reach Apulia – the former bridgehead to the Greek world. Thanks to an especially mild climate, this region has proved ideal for human habitation since prehistoric times. Apulia’s ...

Northern Apulia

Conditions stay a bit more moderate around the provincial capital Bari in Northern Apulia. Finally, one of Italy’s most renowned freeride territories, the Gargano forms the ‘boot spur’! Numerous bays lay before densely forested landscape. They ...

Molise, Abruzzo & Marche

It’s much calmer in the regions of in Molise, Abruzzo & Marche . The mountainous limestone interior becomes a fertile hilly landscape near the coast. In front sit mostly shingle beaches, offering freeride in easterly wind directions. Favourites ...

Emilia Romagna

The neighbouring province of in Emilia Romagna is one of the richest in Italy, its capital Bologna is said to enjoy the highest quality of life in the whole country. With the coast running almost straight, most Romagnan venues share some common ...

Gulf of Venice

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Northern Sardinia

Sardinia is in a class of its own: white sandy beaches, Caribbean coloured water, eroded rock formations and the evergreen ‘macchia’. Combined with some excellent surfing, it’s an addictive blend – but completely legal. The best time for ...

Southern Sardinia

Sardinia is in a class of its own: white sandy beaches, Caribbean coloured water, eroded rock formations and the evergreen ‘macchia’. Combined with some excellent surfing, it’s an addictive blend – but completely legal. The best time for ...

Lake Garda

A much better destination for brevity would be Lake Garda , which is at least a weekend option for Northern Europeans within striking distance of the Alps. Lots of wind (especially in summer), a mild climate, and impressive views of the South ...

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