The Sea

The Ripari di Giobbe Camping Village was established in 1979 on the disused railway track in the immediate post-war period, the two monumental brick galleries that still remain in place are a testimony of that historical past. Far from roads and railways it is totally immersed in the silence of nature. On either side of the small pebble beach, directly accessible from the campsites and bungalows, there are the two headlands of Punta Lunga and Punta Ferruccio. Jagged cliffs and rock are reflected on the clear waters of the beach below, a unique feature of the area is the fragile ecosystem which many plants and animals call home, in 2007 the Abruzzo region established the Ripari di Giobbe nature reserve, one of Abruzzo’s symbols which in all its wonder and glory is able to attract every year visitors from all over Italy and Europe.