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Days Out from Secinaro (Pescara)
82.5km/51.26miles (1hr 15mins) Population 120,420; Elevation 4m/13ft Start=Secinaro Piazza: Leaving the village, go left down the hill to find your way to the autostrad in Raiano. Take a ticket and then take the left lane towards Pescara. As you are getting nearer, go past Dragonara & Sumbuceto exits, wait for signs to the Tourist Port and come off at that exit. Take the third exit at the roundabout and you will have the Port on your left and see the magnificent bridge at the end. Turn right and you will be able to park anywhere on the street or go to the next roundabout and come back on yourself to either park on the road or actually in the Tourist Port area which is free to park.
With 16kms of golden sandy beach on the Adriatic Coast, it's definitely not crowded at Easter as you can see but, it will be more crowded in July and August when the Romans take their annual holidays. Walk along the promenade and you will see a Public Beach at either end or choose one in the middle where you can pay for Beach Beds & Umbrellas. You could also try the beach at Francavilla (basically an extension of Pescara) less than 1km away - and watch out for the intriguing Gaudi-esque holiday homes on the front.
Tourist Port (Picnic or Cafe with toilets)
Nice Cafes with Toilets at the Port! (and a big anchor)
The walk along the seafront/promenade is excellent and relaxing but beware of Cyclists etc NOT using the Cycle Track (That will be me then!)
Feel free to walk around the Port (That one’s mine!)
Nice Water Sculpture (Top end of the promenade)
Public or Private-Pay for Bed/Umbrellas
Magnificent Bridge - Ponte Del Mare (For Pedestrians or Cyclists)
More than enough Beach (Public or Private-Pay for Bed/Umbrellas)
Walk round, Picnic or Cafe with toilets Feel free to walk around the Port At the top end of the Promenade Several nice Cafes with Toilets at the Port!
Typical Private-Pay Beach (Regimented lines of Bed/Umbrellas)
My favourite is to park on the road outside the gate of the Tourist Port (which is free parking), from where you can walk inside the Port and enjoy a walk round or an ice cream/drink/toilet break in the cafe! Then walk over the bridge to the beaches and promenade. (Although parking inside the Port is also free).
For Cyclists and Pedestrians With Regimented Lines of Bed/Umbrellas
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Web Site For English Speaking Tourists
Days Out from Secinaro (Pescara)
82.5km/51.26miles (1hr 15mins) Population 120,420; Elevation 4m/13ft Start=Secinaro Piazza: Leaving the village, go left down the hill to find your way to the autostrad in Raiano. Take a ticket and then take the left lane towards Pescara. As you are getting nearer, go past Dragonara & Sumbuceto exits, wait for signs to the Tourist Port and come off at that exit. Take the third exit at the roundabout and you will have the Port on your left and see the magnificent bridge at the end. Turn right and you will be able to park anywhere on the street or go to the next roundabout and come back on yourself to either park on the road or actually in the Tourist Port area which is free to park.
With 16kms of golden sandy beach on the Adriatic Coast, it's definitely not crowded at Easter as you can see but, it will be more crowded in July and August when the Romans take their annual holidays. Walk along the promenade and you will see a Public Beach at either end or choose one in the middle where you can pay for Beach Beds & Umbrellas. You could also try the beach at Francavilla (basically an extension of Pescara) less than 1km away - and watch out for the intriguing Gaudi-esque holiday homes on the front.
For Pedesrtrians or Cyclists Public or Private-Pay for Bed/Umbrellas
Magnificent Bridge - Ponte Del Mare (For Pedestrians or Cyclists)
More than enough Beach (Public or Private-Pay for Bed/Umbrellas)
With Regimented lines of Bed/Umbrellas
Typical Private-Pay Beach (Regimented lines of Bed/Umbrellas)
My favourite is to park on the road outside the gate of the Tourist Port (which is free parking), from where you can walk inside the Port and enjoy a walk round or an ice cream/drink/ toilet break in the cafe! Then walk over the bridge to the beaches and promenade. (Although parking inside the Port is also free).
Walk round, Picnic or Cafe with toilets Feel free to walk around the Port
Tourist Port (Picnic or Cafe with toilets)
Feel free to walk around the Port (That one’s mine!)
Nice Water Sculpture (Top end of the promenade)
At the top end of the Promenade
The walk along the seafront and promenade is excellent and relaxing but beware of Cyclists etc NOT using the Cycle Track (That will be me then!)
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ABRUZZO4U
Web Site For English Speaking Tourists
Days Out from Secinaro (Pescara)
82.5km/51.26miles (1hr 15mins) Population 120,420; Elevation 4m/13ft Start=Secinaro Piazza: Leaving the village, go left down the hill to find your way to the autostrad in Raiano. Take a ticket and then take the left lane towards Pescara. As you are getting nearer, go past Dragonara & Sumbuceto exits, wait for signs to the Tourist Port and come off at that exit. Take the third exit at the roundabout and you will have the Port on your left and see the magnificent bridge at the end. Turn right and you will be able to park anywhere on the street or go to the next roundabout and come back on yourself to either park on the road or actually in the Tourist Port area which is free to park.
With 16kms of golden sandy beach on the Adriatic Coast, it's definitely not crowded at Easter as you can see but, it will be more crowded in July and August when the Romans take their annual holidays. Walk along the promenade and you will see a Public Beach at either end or choose one in the middle where you can pay for Beach Beds & Umbrellas. You could also try the beach at Francavilla (basically an extension of Pescara) less than 1km away - and watch out for the intriguing Gaudi-esque holiday homes on the front.
For Pedestrians or Cyclists Public or Private-Pay for Bed/Umbrellas With Regimented lines of Bed/Umbrellas
Magnificent Bridge - Ponte Del Mare (For Pedestrians or Cyclists)
More than enough Beach (Public or Private-Pay for Bed/Umbrellas)
Typical Private-Pay Beach (Regimented lines of Bed/Umbrellas)
My favourite is to park on the road outside the gate of the Tourist Port (which is free parking), from where you can walk inside the Port and enjoy a walk round or an ice cream/drink/toilet break in the cafe! Then walk over the bridge to the beaches and promenade. (Although parking inside the Port is also free).
Walk round, Picnic or Cafe with toilets Several nice Cafes with Toilets at the Port! Feel free to walk around the Port
Tourist Port (Picnic or Cafe with toilets)
Nice Cafes with Toilets at the Port! (and a big anchor)
Feel free to walk around the Port (That one’s mine!)
At the top end of the Promenade
Nice Water Sculpture (Top end of the promenade)
The walk along the seafront/promenade is excellent and relaxing but beware of Cyclists etc NOT using the Cycle Track (That will be me then!)
Step Back