The Teramo Garden Coast

Seven pearls of natural and historical beauty

Discover the magic of the Teramo coastline, a fascinating stretch of Abruzzo coastline known for its long beaches of golden sand, framed by cool pine forests and ancient watchtowers.

Known for its natural and historical beauty, the area includes, from north to south, the municipalities of Martinsicuro, Alba Adriatica, Tortoreto, Giulianova, Roseto degli Abruzzi, Pineto and Silvi, known as the seven pearls of the Garden Coast.

Each location offers wide sandy beaches with equipped shores, alongside stretches of free beach and nature reserves of unique beauty. Be sure to visit the Martinsicuro coastal Biotope and the Borsacchio Regional Reserve in Roseto degli Abruzzi. Between Pineto and Silvi, nestled in a lush pine forest, the Cerrano Tower stands majestically, one of the oldest watchtowers of the Kingdom of Naples, now home to the Marine Protected Area of the Cerrano Tower.

But the Garden Coast is not just beaches. It also offers charming seaside villages. Martinsicuro, with its historic centre, boasts the Tower of Charles V, an imposing 16th-century fortification that today houses the Maritime Civilisation Museum. Giulianova, with its fascinating historic centre, takes you on a journey into the past with its splendid Cathedral of San Flaviano and picturesque medieval alleyways. Its lively and animated promenade is ideal for evening strolls and entertainment.

Silvi, with its lovely medieval village, is famous for its panoramic views ranging from the Gran Sasso mountains to the sea and preserves precious historical treasures such as the Cathedral of San Salvatore, with its fine frescoes.

A journey through history, nature and tradition: the Teramo Garden Coast is the ideal place for an unforgettable holiday, where the charm of the past blends harmoniously with the beauty of the present.

 

Ph credit: Tourist photographic archive of the Abruzzo Region

Address

Martinsicuro, Alba Adriatica, Tortoreto, Giulianova, Roseto degli Abruzzi, Pineto, Silvi (Te)