Tremiti Islands
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Tremiti Islands: The Hidden Treasure of the Adriatic
The Tremiti Islands are an archipelago off the coast of Gargano, made up of five islands – San Domino, San Nicola, Capraia, Cretaccio, and Pianosa – each with its own unique charm. Known as the “pearls of the Adriatic,” these islands offer an unspoiled landscape, crystal-clear waters, and an authentic atmosphere that enchants every visitor.
Cliffs and Sea Caves: A Paradise for Sea Lovers
The Tremiti Islands are perfect for those seeking adventure and relaxation. You can explore the sea caves by boat, snorkel in vibrant underwater worlds, or simply relax on white sandy beaches and smooth pebbled shores. The dramatic cliffs overlooking the sea offer breathtaking views and unforgettable sunsets, while scenic trails reveal hidden corners and stunning vistas.
Don’t miss a visit to the Castello di Badali, an ancient medieval fortress perched above San Nicola that tells the centuries-old story of the archipelago.
Mediterranean Flavors and Warm Hospitality
The cuisine of the Tremiti Islands is a celebration of Puglian tradition and Mediterranean flavors: fresh seafood dishes, shellfish, and local ingredients. In the typical waterfront restaurants, you can savor specialties like seafood cavatelli or the catch of the day, always paired with a glass of local wine and the warm hospitality of the islanders.
How to Get to the Tremiti Islands
The Tremiti Islands are easily reached by ferry or hydrofoil from Termoli, Vieste, and Peschici, with more frequent connections during the summer season. You can also rent private boats or join organized tours to explore the islands in a day.
The Tremiti Islands await you with their turquoise waters and the magic of an Adriatic paradise.