Jetsurf, as its name suggests, is a sport that combines a surfboard with a propulsion engine (Jet).

This engine works thanks to the storage of electric energy.

A jetboard is a motorised surfboard, where the rider controls the speed using a handheld remote control and uses the weight transfer to manoeuvre the board. 

Since the introduction of motorised surfboards a new water sport known as jet surfing has emerged.

The original idea.

The concept of a board self-propelled by a motor is nothing new. There have been patents for more than half a century, but a product has only just been introduced that brings it to life as another sport: 

Many brands now offer boards with an electric motor that allows you to enjoy the speed of water. The Jetsurf Store in Italy offers many variations. From rides and crossings on the surface of the water to the most extreme manoeuvres for those who love adrenaline. With the Jet board, you decide how far you want to go.

Where to buy a jet board?

With several companies on the market and several options available, it can be difficult to choose your first motorised surfboard. The type of technology used in the surfboard can be a good starting point for choosing your jetsurf. 

Over the years, reaction surfboards have evolved as some of the producers have taken advantage of advanced battery technology compared to the traditional combustion engine. 

Electric surfboards are a popular choice because of their environmental friendliness, low noise level and low operating costs.

Why buy a jetsurf?

With exceptional growth in recent years, gasoline and electric powered surfboards have gained popularity and momentum worldwide, and are often referred to as "the next big thing in water sports". 

By providing an enjoyable and exciting experience Jetsurfing has become an innovative addition to traditional water sports. 

The motorised surfboards eliminate the difficulties of conventional surfboards as they can be ridden without wind or waves. There is also no need for tedious paddling, as the boards can be ridden at the touch of a button. 

An innovative technique.

Compared to traditional surfing, jetsurfing can be learned quickly and allows the user to master the sport in a short time. This makes this water sport suitable for a large audience of different physical conditions, ages, experience levels and riding styles. 

In addition, jetsurfing has great application potential, as it can be used on lakes, rivers, canals, seas and oceans. Therefore, they become attractive rental choices for sea lovers and adventurers. On the other hand they are also attractive "accessories" for yachts, sailing boats and catamarans.

Jetsurf, an extreme sport in constant evolution that revolutionizes water sports.

  Jetsurf , as its name suggests, is a sport that combines a surfboard with a propulsion engine (Jet). This engine works thanks to the stora...

Jetsurf, an extreme sport in constant evolution that revolutionizes water sports.

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The Gallura region extends to the north of Sardinia along a stretch of steep coast, characterized by long and narrow inlets, granite rocks and islands such as the Magdalena Archipelago.

The main cities and towns are Olbia, Tempio Pausania, La Maddalena, Arzachena and Calangianus. It is part of the province of Sassari.

The first human settlements in Gallura date back to approximately 30.000 years ago, when the first populations crossed the strait between Tuscany and Sardinia. This historic period is known as the Stone Age. Foreign populations colonize Gallura due to its numerous natural resources.

Many people from the nearby island of Corsica came as well to Gallura during this historic period.

The mid-late neolithic Arzachena culture subsisted almost exclusively in this area, and here is found the remains of perhaps the oldest megalith on Sardinia, at Li Muri.

The Gallura region extends to the north of Sardinia along a stretch of steep coast,

The Gallura region.

Around Santa Teresa di Gallura and up to the promontory of Capo Testa, there are some wonderful beaches.

Long and narrow inlets, granite rocks and islands characterize the Gallura region.

The local people speak the "gallurés". A diasystem of the Sardinian, closely connected with the Corsican.

While to the east (province of Arzachena) extends the Costa Esmeralda , the most famous and known stretch of Sardinian coast in the world, to the west, around Santa Teresa di Gallura and to the promontory of Capo Testa, there are some wonderful beaches that they have nothing to envy to the most emblazoned and famous of the island.

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Beach The Liscia (Porto Liscia).

The beach of Porto Liscia is the first one to be found when leaving the territory of Palau and heading northwest towards the coast of Santa Teresa di Gallura .
This sandy area is characterized by a beautiful granite golden sand and has a total of about 2 km, from a reef covered with Mediterranean vegetation to the mouth of the river Liscia, from which it takes its name.

The sea, on the other hand, is notable for having a low background with crystalline waters of iridescent color between the emerald green and the azure blue.

The Beach of Porto Liscia is the first one they find when leaving the territory of Palau.

Beach The Licciola.

A few kilometers to the west, in the town of Valle dell'Erica , is the beautiful beach of La Licciola.

The beach is characterized by a clear sand of medium grain and some reefs in the sand that make it an even more suggestive beach. The crystalline sea has a low background and a color between green and intense blue, as we move away from the shore.

From here, in addition, you can admire a beautiful panorama that includes from the nearby reef of the Colombaia to the island of Spargi that is glimpsed in all its splendor to the horizon.

La Licciola beach is characterized by a clear medium-grained sand and some reefs in the sand.

Beach of Cala Sambuco.

Cala Sambuco is a small beach in the shape of a crescent , characterized by clear sand and crystal clear waters of green and light blue and dark tones. The background is rounded stones and reefs that emerge from the water while all around is Mediterranean vegetation of an intense green that colors the landscape.

Quiet and isolated, this free beach has no services and is especially appreciated by lovers of snorkeling.

To get there from Santa Teresa di Gallura you have to go east, following the signs for Marazzino and turn left following the signs for La Diana restaurant, always proceed straight, go over the junction and turn left and then the right by a dirt road that is called, precisely, Cala Sambuco Road.

Cala Sambuco is a small crescent-shaped beach, characterized by clear sand and crystal clear waters.

Beach of  La Marmorata.

The beach of Marmorata , with its shallow waters and clear sand, with a splendid sea of ​​green and turquoise waters, is surely one of the most beautiful in northern Sardinia.

To complete the magnificent panorama there is a homonymous island that can be reached by swimming from the coast and where you can visit the remains of an ancient Roman quarry.

The beach is equipped with all the services : ample parking, bars, restaurants, possibility of renting umbrellas, sun beds and pedal boats.

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You can also practice snorkeling, windsurfing and other water sports, while trekking enthusiasts can venture on the many paths that lead to the charming coves nearby.

At La Marmorata Beach you can practice snorkeling, windsurfing and other water sports.

The beach of Rena Bianca.

A few steps from the historic center of Santa Teresa di Gallura, the beach of Rena Bianca is one of the most famous in Sardinia.

The beach takes its name from the fine white sand that together with the pink coral fragments that make up the sand, create a unique color, embellished by the clear blue of the sea and the green of the Mediterranean vegetation that surrounds it.

It is no coincidence that in 1987 the beach of Rena Bianca received the recognition of Blue Flag of Europe.

Equipped with all services, it is very easy to get to the beach from the center, which is why it is always very busy, especially in the high season months such as July and August.

A few steps from the historic center of Santa Teresa di Gallura, the beach of Rena Bianca is one of the most famous in Sardinia.

Beach of the Two Seas (Rena di Levante and Rena di Ponente).

From Santa Teresa di Gallura, traveling along Via Capo Testa, you reach the isthmus, on whose sides you can find the beaches of Rena di Levante (east) and Rena di Ponente (to the west).

Rena di Levante is a long stretch of white sand, surrounded by rocky coves and Mediterranean vegetation and thanks to its crystal clear waters has been on several occasions Blue Flag. Further on there is a second stretch of coast, known as Zia Culumba beach (Santa Reparata Bay), which houses suggestive remains of Roman-era columns, also visible underwater.

To the south, Rena di Ponente is a beautiful beach of soft golden sand that is characterized by a sandy area of ​​medium dimensions surrounded by wild and solitary nature, especially behind the promontory of Capo Caccia, bathed by a crystalline and green sea. In the vicinity there are several services: bars, restaurants, hotels and shops.

To the south, Rena di Ponente is a beautiful beach of soft golden sand that is characterized by a sandy area of ​​medium dimensions.

Rena di Levante is a long stretch of white sand, surrounded by rocky coves and Mediterranean vegetation.

Cala Espinosa beach.

Cala Spinosa is an authentic hidden paradise, ideal for those who seek to relax away from the movement of beach bars.

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To get there you will have to follow the indications for the Capo Testa lighthouseand continue on foot along a steep path, but we assure you that your efforts will be rewarded. The sand is presented with a background of clear sand alternated with suggestive granite rocks.

The beautiful seabed with varied and fascinating scenarios will delight lovers of diving and snorkeling.

Cala Spinosa is an authentic hidden paradise, ideal for those looking to relax away from the madding crowd.

Cala Grande beach (Valle de La Luna).

The beach of Cala Grande is reached through a suggestive path in the Valley of the Moon, named for its gigantic white granite massifs , shaped by the ancient erosion of the wind. The highest reaches 128 meters above sea level and is known as La Calavera.

A fantastic setting that accompanies the coves and the lush Mediterranean vegetation, where you can still find a hippy community that, from the 60s , settled down in this magical place, immersed in the beauty of the primordial and distant nature of the daily frenzy.

Still today you can find travelers from all over the world, artists, musicians and people with an adventurous spirit who come to the valley in search of peace and tranquility. Safety pin!

The beach of Cala Grande is reached through a suggestive path in the Valley of the Moon.

La Liccia Beach.

La Liccia is a beach of fine white sand that overlooks a crystalline sea about 5 km from Santa Teresa di Gallura.

Little crowded and with wide open spaces is the ideal place to relax.

The beach and its shallow seabed is especially suitable for bathing and for the children to play while its transparent and crystalline waters are especially suitable for underwater excursions.

La Liccia is a beach of fine white sand that overlooks a crystalline sea about 5 km from Santa Teresa di Gallura.

Rena Majori beach.

Rena Majori is located in the homonymous town of Aglientu, about 7 km from Santa Teresa di Gallura. The beach, with very fine and clear sand, is surrounded by reefs and granite rocks that look out over a beautiful turquoise sea.

Crossed by two rivers (Cantaru River and Ciuchesa River) the extensive stretch of Rena Majori is always quiet and sheltered, as it is surrounded by dunes covered with vegetation and rocks. Behind it, the presence of a pine forest guarantees a pleasant and cool shelter in the hot summer days.

Among the services present, a large parking lot and a campsite, the possibility of renting umbrellas, sun loungers and roller blades. Its seabed is extremely varied and rich in fish, making it a destination especially suitable for underwater dives.

Rena Majori is located in the homonymous town of Aglientu.

We have reached the end of this top 10 on the most beautiful beaches to see in Santa Teresa di Gallura and surroundings, aware that there is nothing more difficult than making a "classification" of the beaches of Sardinia.

Do you know any other beautiful Sardinian beach that we did not include in this brief summary?
Well, nothing simpler! Add it in the comments area with all your data.

Long and narrow inlets, granite rocks and islands characterize the Gallura region.

The Gallura region extends to the north of Sardinia along a stretch of steep coast, characterized by long and narrow inlets, granite rocks a...

Long and narrow inlets, granite rocks and islands characterize the Gallura region.

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¡Es difícil no ceder a la tentación del chocolate por parte de los golosos y más allá!

Sí, porque ahora la excusa para probar un poco de chocolate son los nuevos descubrimientos sobre sus últimas propiedades terapéuticas.

Desde hace algunos años se sabe cómo el chocolate tiene un efecto cardioprotector gracias a su contenido en flavonoides, sustancias también contenidas en el vino tinto y el té verde, con un alto poder antioxidante, capaz de prevenir la oxidación del colesterol malo ( LDL) por radicales libres.

Los flavonoides también evitan que las plaquetas formen coágulos responsables de la formación de trombos, realizando así una acción similar a la de la aspirina.

Pero hay más: los flavonoides también son capaces de regular el tono vascular o intervenir en el grado de restricción de la luz de los vasos sanguíneos, responsables del aumento de la presión.

La receta original ha sido publicada en mi blog en italiano Il Mondo dei Dolci como consecuencia de mis varios años de residencia en aquel país europeo.

He publicado más de 5.000 recetas en el mismo así que si se animan a traducirlas y a modificar algunos de los ingredientes, afines a cada país, pueden hacerlo libremente.

It is difficult not to give in to the temptation of chocolate for those with a sweet tooth and beyond! Yes, because now the excuse to try a little chocolate is the new discoveries about its latest therapeutic properties.

For some years it has been known how chocolate has a cardioprotective effect thanks to its content in flavonoids, substances also contained in red wine and green tea, with a high antioxidant power, capable of preventing the oxidation of bad cholesterol (LDL) by free radicals.

Flavonoids also prevent platelets from forming clots responsible for thrombus formation, thereby performing an action similar to that of aspirin. But there is more: flavonoids are also capable of regulating the vascular tone or intervening in the degree of restriction of the light of the blood vessels, responsible for the increase in pressure.

The original recipe has been published on my blog in Italian Il Mondo dei Dolci as a result of my several years of residence in that European country.

I have published more than 5,000 recipes in it so if you dare to translate them and modify some of the ingredients, related to each country, you can do it freely.

Chocolate mousse with sugar flowers.

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The cheesecake is prepared during the Easter period typically in the regions of central Italy.

The original recipe has been published on my blog in Italian Il Mondo dei Dolci as a result of my several years of residence in that European country.

I have published more than 5,000 recipes in it so if you dare to translate them and modify some of the ingredients, related to each country, you can do it freely.

 

A very tasty salty cake. /

 

It is a very tasty savory cake, which is usually accompanied with eggs and salami during the appetizer or Easter breakfast.

In our case we have a very particular variant: we add lemon, raisins, almonds and rum to the classic cheesecake.

How? Here is the secret revealed.

 

for 8 people.

For the mass:

• 100 g of butter
• 30 g of
• 1/2 lemon zest sugar
• 1 tablespoon of lemon juice
• 150 g of flour
• icing sugar to taste

For the cream with cheese and lemon:

• 25 g of butter
• 250 gr fresh Philadelphia cheese
• 80 g of sugar
• 2 eggs
• 3 tablespoons of
• 1 rum juice
• lemon zest of 1 lemon
• 30 g raisins
• 25 g of chopped almonds

• Soak the raisins in 2 tablespoons of rum and let them marinate overnight.
• Let the butter soften at room temperature, along with the fresh cheese.
• Toast the chopped almonds in the oven at 110 ° for about 10 minutes.
• Sift the flour and grate the lemon zest.
• Preheat the oven to 170 °.
• Prepare the shortcrust pastry.
• Work the butter until you get a homogeneous cream, then add the sugar and continue working.
• Add the zest and lemon juice.
  Mix well.
• At this point, add the sifted flour all at once and continue stirring.
• Place the pasta in a pan lined with parchment paper.
• After gently pressing it with a spoon, pierce the surface of the pasta and its edges with the tips of a fork.

Para el queso crema y el limón.

 

• Bake at 170 ° for about 25 minutes.
• In due time, remove from oven and allow to cool.
• For the cream cheese and lemon.
• Put the butter and cheese in a bowl.
• Work with a whisk until obtaining a thick and homogeneous cream.
• Add the sugar and mix.
• Pour the beaten eggs 2-3 times mixing.
• Pour a tablespoon of rum, lemon juice, zest and mix.
• At this point also add the raisins and finely chopped almonds and mix.
• Now cover the cake with the obtained mixture, smoothing the surface with a spatula.
• Bake at 170 ° again for about 30-40 minutes until the cake appears golden on the surface.
• Once cooked, remove from the oven, turn off and let the cake cool on a wire rack.
• Lay parallel strips of wax paper over the cake.
• Sprinkle the icing sugar over the free parts and divide the entire square of the cake into three equal parallel parts.
• At this point, cut down each dessert rectangle on many sandwiches.

 

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Lemon and cheese tart with raisins, almonds and rum.

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Lemon and cheese tart with raisins, almonds and rum.

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The Park area influences and is influenced by the wildlife communities of the neighboring parks and guarantees genetic exchanges among the populations hosted in this vast system of protected areas.

The environmental variability is reflected in a good diversity of fauna.

Aquatic ecosystems are rich in Amphibians and Crustaceans. Among the Amphibians it is necessary to remember the widespread presence of the Italian newt (Lissotriton italicus) of the yellow-bellied toad (Bombina pachypus), of the spectacled salamander (Salamandrina tergiditata) and of Hyla Intermedia.

The most important crustaceans are: the Crab (Potamon fluvialis fluvialis) and the Shrimp (Austropotamobius pallipes); the latter, among other things, represents an important indicator of water quality.

These Crustaceans together with the rich Fishes present in Lake Pertusillo constitute an important aquatic community and represent an indispensable food source for rare and significant species such as the Otter (Lutra lutra).

Along with Cyprinids such as Cavedano (Leuciscus cephalus) and Rovella (Rutilius rubio), both the brown trout (Salmo trutta fario) and the rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), the bleak (Alburnus alburnus alborella) are found in the waters of the lake , the Carp (Cyprinus carpio) and many other species.

Rivers and humid environments represent the ideal environment also for different species of birds frequenting inland waters, some of which are migratory, such as the Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) which is a nesting species and the White Stork (Ciconia ciconia). Always among the waders are frequenters of the lake and of the swamps: the greater white Heron (Egretta alba), the red Heron (Ardea purpurea) and the more common Gray Heron (Ardea cinerea); species such as the Garzetta (Egretta garzetta), the Spatula (Platalea leucorodia) and the Cavaliere d'Italia (Himantopus himantopus) are easily seen as well as the Night Heron (Nycticorax nycticorax). Another noteworthy presence is that of the Capovaccaio (Neophron percnopterus), a nesting species in the territory of the Park.

The open spaces at high altitudes, over 1500 meters, are the domain of the large birds of prey that for some years have seen the return of erratic individuals of Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), the stable presence of the peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) and the imperial crow (Corvus corax). A little further down, in ancient forests the presence of the Eagle Owl (Bubo bubo) is also reported, while in the hilly areas the Red Kite (Milvus milvus) and the Poiana (Buteo buteo) are particularly abundant. In wet environments it is possible to spot the Black Kite (Milvus migrans) and the Marsh Harrier (Circus aeruginosus).

Among the reptiles there is the water turtle (Hemys orbicularis) and the rare Hermann turtle of land (Testudo hermanni). Among the large snakes it is common to find the Cervone (Elaphe quatuorlineata) and the Saettone (Zamenis lineatus) and it is not rare to find apparently in the Viper (Vipera aspis) frequenting warmer and dry environments. Very interesting are the colonies of Luscengola (Chalcides chalcides) in high altitude meadows where it is also possible to see the Orbettino (Anguis fragilis), Sauri with reduced or absent limbs.

The varied terrestrial environments are the kingdom of numerous species of small and rare carnivorous mammals such as the Puzzola (Mustela puteorius) and the wild cat (Felis silvestris). The Wolf (Canis lupus) is undoubtedly the terrestrial predator at the top of the food pyramid that sees among its favorite prey the Wild boar (Sus scrofa), very diffused in the Park.

The mountain and foothill meadows, in addition to offering shelter to the Porcupine (Hystrix cristata), are the elective environments of the timid European Hare (Lepus capensis) which is prey to the much more common Fox (Vulpes vulpes).

Among the insects, the presence of Rosalia alpina is worthy of note, a beetle that with its lively color makes its presence appear in the most mature forests along the entire mountain ridge.

avifauna

Chiotteri

Amphibians

Mammals

The fauna of the Apennine-Lucan park, a vast system of protected areas.

The Park area influences and is influenced by the wildlife communities of the neighboring parks and guarantees genetic exchanges among the p...

The fauna of the Apennine-Lucan park, a vast system of protected areas.

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The altimetric differences, which from 2005 m of Monte Papa degrade up to 300 m of the base of the Murgia of S. Oronzo and ecological heterogeneity, have shaped over the centuries an extraordinarily rich nature of plant biodiversity. The areas with the highest naturalistic value, fall mainly in the phytoclimatic mountain range which is approximately from 1,000 to 1,800 m. s.l.m: the area pertaining to the Beech (Fagus sylvatica).

The beech-woods of the Maruggio Mountains, Arioso and Pierfaone, are ascribable to the type Aceri Lobelii-Fagetum thanks to the presence of majestic beech trees in association with noble broad-leaved trees such as the Maple of Lobel (Acer lobelii), the Acer Opalus, the Country Maple (Acer campestris), the Carpinella (Carpinus orientalis). In the northern area of ​​the park, there is a powerful forest complex that extends over the slopes of Monte Serranetta and includes the Bosco di Rifreddo, where the splendid beech forests as the altitude falls are enriched by different species, in particular the Turkey oak (Quercus cerris).

In support are found many species typical of heliophilous woods such as eastern hornbeam (Carpinus orientalis), black hornbeam (Ostrya carpinifolia), hazel (Corilus avellana), maple of Hungary (Acer obtusatum), Acer lobelii, Pyrus spp. Among the herbaceous plants there are Veronica officinalis, Anemone apennina, Scilla bifolia, Atropa belladonna, Allium ursinum formante, in the freshest and most fertile valleys, extensive vegetable coulters together with Sambucus nigra and Galantus nivalis.

In the rupicolous areas of Serra di Monteforte there is the Lucanian yarrow (Achillea lucana). In the south-east direction rises the mountainous cordon formed by the Serra Mountains of Calvello, Monte Volturino, Monte Madonna di Viggiano, Monte S. Enoc, M. Caldarosa which host the most imposing forest of the Region. Numerous endemisms give value to the flora of the grasslands of altitude: we remember Hippocrepis glauca exclusive of the Volturino, Schlerantus perennis, Geranium cinereum, Veronica austriaca. A site already designated as a SIC area is the Abetina di Laurenzana, a high forest with subjects as high as 40 m, predominantly of silver fir (Abies alba). The typical association Spruce-Beech leaves the phytosociological patterns of the Apennine areas of central-northern Italy as it represents a more thermophilic and heliophilous variant with the presence of species such as holly, hawthorn, dog rose and, among the herbaceous ones, the Seal of Solomon, the Myosotis, the cyclamen, the odorous little star.

To the west, south-west, on the border with Campania, we find a spectacular example of thermophilic beech-wood: the Faggeto di Moliterno framed by the association Aquifolio - Fagetum. The herbaceous cover is of great value and includes in addition to the species mentioned above: Lathirus venetus, Euphorbia amygdaloides, Lilium bulbiferum and, in the Sterraturo prairies, numerous orchids such as, among others, Orchis simia, Ophiris apifera, Ophiris lucana, Ophiris sphegodes. Lake Laudemio is framed by the limestone massif of Mount Sirino - Pope extensive beech forests combining with the Neapolitan alders (Alnus cordata) of the lake shores. The area includes rare floristic endemisms such as Vicia sirinica and Astragalus sirinicus.

In the hills up to 500 m dominates the Mediterranean vegetation that encloses the horizon of the heliophilous broadleaf trees, dominated by the Leccio. In relation to altitude and exposure, the Lecceta gives way to mixed stands of Turkey oak and downy oak, often accompanied by other deciduous species such as Quercus fraineto, Acer obtusatum, Fraxinus ornus, Alnus cordata, Ostrya carpinifolia and Castanea sativa, the ciavardello (Sorbus torminalis) and rowan of the birdies (Sorbus aucuparia).

Among the common shrubs is Butcher's Broom, wild asparagus, hawthorn, privet, cotognastro, and cornel. Where the morphology softens, the holm oak rises forming small woods rich in junipers; widespread nuclei of lentisks (Pistacia lentiscus), terebinths (Pistacia terebinthus) and filliree (Phyllirea latifoglia) enrich the picture of the Mediterranean flora which, in the most arid areas, gives way to cysts (Cistus salvifolia and C. monspeliensis) and to the scented broom (Spartium jungeum). Interesting is the cerreta of the regional state forest Fieghi-Cerreto located in Piano dei Campi at the foot of Monte Raparo. Lago del Pertusillo is surrounded by thermophilic Roverella woods, rich in mushrooms and truffles. Oaks, holm oaks, lentisk cores, junipers, phillyrea, up to the cysts and the broom, enrich the edges of the valley forming a dense green carpet. Below, the Agri river flows in its twisted bed, the waters of which bathe the woods of poplars, willows and viburnum that in spring offer a spectacular white bloom.

The flora of the Apennine-Lucan park, an extraordinarily rich nature.

The altimetric differences, which from 2005 m of Monte Papa degrade up to 300 m of the base of the Murgia of S. Oronzo and ecological hetero...

The flora of the Apennine-Lucan park, an extraordinarily rich nature.

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Boccadasse in the neighborhood of lovers in Genoa. That's what they say.

It is the neighborhood of multi-colored houses. This is how the world sees it.

It is the neighborhood where, among other things, you eat excellent ice cream. So I remember it. Sitting by the sea.

I remember the beautiful days of full sun walking through its narrow streets until you reach the sea.

Boccadasse and Genova, a love story.

It is one of the neighborhoods most loved by the Genoese.

It is the neighborhood sung in the popular songbook of Fabrizio De André the "cantautore genovese" as the Italians say.

Who lives in his unforgettable songs.

It is a neighborhood that invites you to take a leap into the past. With its characteristic alleys (vicoli) always painted in a thousand colors especially in shades ranging from brown to yellow. The color of the earth.

Where the old fishing boats (some of which continue today with their activity) are piled up on the makeshift dock. moving slowly to the beat of the waves.

Quaint and lively.

Quaint and vivacious Boccadasse is inspired by poetry.
It makes you think and reflect. In Boccadas his poetic inspiration has been found Fabrizio De André, Gino Paoli, Umberto Bindi and others.

The fascination of pastel colored houses.

The fascination of the pastel-colored houses overlooks the bay from which you can see, in the distance, the Portofino development in the Gulf of Tigullio.

It is truly wonderful to eat while observing the immaculate blue of the Ligure Sea.

Boccadasse is a place of peace, tranquility and beauty.

Despite the summer being a place untouched by tourists, Boccadasse will always be a neighborhood of fishermen who still earn their daily livelihood from fishing today.

They go out with their old boats, always painted and perfectly preserved, when it is still dark. When dawn is not yet rising.

They throw their nets and come back before noon.

Before disembarking they already have the line of people waiting to buy the fresh fish.

Memories of my childhood, between beaches and castles.

Despite having distanced myself from Genoa as a small memory, I still have the happy moments lived in my childhood.

I remember the Iglesia San Antonio de Padova, a building erected by fishermen in the 18th century with a very beautiful marble floor, various works of art hanging on the walls and a large number of models of miniature boats.

The Neptune square where in spring and summer the tables were taken to dine outdoors.

I also remember the spectacular facade of the Türcke Castle, a medieval-style building from the early 1900s.
And the Santa Clara reef area where he watched the waves break against the reefs of the coast.

Then the globetrotting phase began. Back and forth without ever stopping in one place for good.

Europe, America, South America, Asia, again Europe.
Boccadasse?

A neighborhood that, more than seeing and visiting it, must be felt.

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