The Alba Adriatica shoreline is one of the most beautiful of the Abruzzi coast. With expansive, tended beaches and a sandy seabed that slopes gently toward the water, you have a perfect seaside holiday, stretching out under the sun and enjoying the sea breezes along the shore.
In the heart of central Italy, fronting the Adriatic shores, nestled between the sea and the mountains: this is Alba Adriatica. The small tourist village is famous for its sunny beaches but also for its long-standing dedication to summer fun. A pearl on the Adriatic, bursting with captivating areas to discover that speak of history and tradition, such as the sixteenth-centure “Torre della Vibrata” built during the reign of King Charles V of Spain.
SUN, SEA, RELAXATION!
THE BEACH
WHAT TO SEE: ART, HISTORY, NATURE
NEARBY
Abruzzo is an ancient land: history, art, popular traditions and enchanting natural beauty all come together in a unique display. Starting in Alba Adriatica, you can begin your adventures to discover the regional treasures, from the smallest towns of worldwide fame, to untarnished countryside along the Gran Sasso and Maiella, all the way to the marvels of the Trabocchi beaches.
For a more active holiday, you can cycle along the entire beach: at the northern end you will find Martinsicuro, San Benedetto, Grottammare and the splendid Cupramarittima; to the south are Tortoreto, Giulianova, Roseto degli Abruzzi, all the way to Pescara.
A TASTE OF ABRUZZO
TYPICAL CUISINE
Our territory knows exactly how to engage your palate, with a long and vast culinary culture that weaves flavours from a long maritime history with land-based specialties typical of the ancient pastoral tradition. When you holiday in this region you can’t miss tasting these typical dishes of the Abruzzo tradition, in all of their original flavours or re-imagined as gourmet treats.