Numerous rivers, first of all the Po and its delta, bathe the vast country and form a dense waterway network that allows unforgettable boat trips in traditional boats. A truly unique experience: a simple telescope will be sufficient to detect the abundant wildlife that inhabit these areas.

Many are the routes that lead to the discovery of beautiful scenery and the extraordinary richness of flora and fauna. All itineraries carefully studied in detail to discover the tourist wonders of the Adriatic coast. Some examples: the visits to botanical gardens of Puerto Calero (Rosolina Mare) and the excursions to Bosco Nordio (Sottomarina). And still many other routes and trails that wind through lagoons, brackish ponds, fish farms, marinas, reed beds, expanses of richly cultivated land. Villages, towns and cities to tell a land rich in culture, art and traditions.

Sailing around the picturesque lagoons that inspired Ernest Hemingway to some of the finest pages of “Beyond the River and into the trees,” you come across a number of quaint fishing villages with brightly painted low houses of the Venetian tradition, such as the peculiar Pellestrina remembered in history as one of the main centers of the lagoon. But also sea resorts often hide surprises. Caorle is perhaps the best example: a tower of 1100, an imposing cathedral and a very particular historical center, consisting of a maze of narrow streets and small squares overlooked by houses painted with bright colors to create a sort of Venice miniature. And in Venice, in the end, as attracted by a magnetic force, lead all the streets, wherever on the coast you are.

The Po delta covers an area of over 400 square kilometers of natural reserve. By boat, bicycle, horse, house-boating, canoeing: there are many ways to visit the largest natural Italian park.
When the sea is near the Po is divided into six main branches: Po di Levante, Po di Maistra, Po di Pila, Po di Tolle, Po di Goro and Po Donzella, which demarcates the boundary with Emilia Romagna region. One of the areas of Italy where nature is still untouched, it is characterized by a variety of landscapes ranging from the open sea and closed waters, reed beds, beaches, reaching the cultivated fields surrounding the area. Its particular fauna and flora makes the Po delta a precious and delicate ecosystem, considered the largest wetland in Europe. In this context find their natural habitat many animal species. The Delta is in fact a precious natural place, crowded with many species of sedentary and migratory birds.

Of great appeal is the flora of the delta which varies in colors and reflections depending on position and season.

Fishing is practiced everywhere in the valleys, in the lagoons, and in the branches of the river to find carp, tench, pike and even mullet, sea bream, sea bass. Offshore game fishing is practiced by the presence of large tunas off the coast. The valleys are dotted with huts, traditional settlements characterized by a large fireplace and derived from ancient wood and cane buildings, a reference point for the fisherman and the guardian of the valley.

Explore the delta may be a unique experience. You can dedicate to a series of nature-intensive sports: from fishing to bird watching, walking or riding a bicycle in the nature.