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If you love the sea and making the best of the beach, Rodi Garganico is your perfect match, especially for a family holiday with your children.
The beach of Rhodes, in fact, in addition to being awarded for many years now the classic European Blue Flag, certifying sea water quality and high service standard, but has also recently achieved the Green Flag,the special Italian Paediatrician recognition granted to beaches whose features and services are ideal for children and their health..
As Hotel Miramare in Rodi Garganico has a special beach price agreement (approx mid June to mid September), you can opt for our all-inclusive private beach package with a parasol and two deck chairs per room.
The affiliated beach is a few minutes’ walk from the hotel and is characterised by fine, golden sand and a seabed that slopes gently and gradually down to the sea. This, together with the vigilant attention of the lido’s lifeguards, makes it perfect for children to play in peace and quiet.
The beach also features an equipped enclosed sports area.
In addition to the placidity, well-being and relaxation one experiences on the beach of Rodi Garganico, following the coastline one can discover many very suggestive things. For example, do you know the trabucchi?
It is an ancient wood fishing hut built right on the beach, serving the purpose of large trap for catching the fish approaching the shore.
It is an ancient wood fishing hut built right on the beach, serving the purpose of large trap for catching the fish approaching the shore.
Nowadays they are no longer in use, but you can see and visit plenty on a walk along the beach: they still stand as witnesses of the strong bound tying together Rodi, Gargano’s sea and the original local activities.
Similarly, going towards Peschici, you can encounter numerous Saracen towers: they were erected to guard and defend the coast, scanning the horizon against the constant threat of pirates. Back then, the sea did not only bring wonders and good news.
