Milano Marittima Boutique Resort

Located away from larger towns, the Pineta Family Camping Village offers the ideal conditions for a beach and bathing holiday on the Adriatic coast. The extremely child-friendly resort is particularly suitable for families and impresses with many other highlights. These include, for example, the spa facilities and the wide range of sporting activities on offer.

Tranquil campsite in Emilia-Romagna

Pineta Family Camping Village is located on Italy's Adriatic coast, just under 20 kilometres north of Rimini. The site is located in the Emilia-Romagna region and is just a few metres from a small sandy beach on the Mediterranean. The nearest small town is Milano Marittima, where around 9,000 people live. Holidaymakers will find beautiful rental accommodation surrounded by beautiful green trees and shrubs on a total area of three hectares. The facilities at the campsite also include washing machines, tumble dryers, its own supermarket and much more that you need to enjoy a longer stay here. Holidaymakers who enjoy sports can choose between rounds on the nearby golf course, tours on a hire bike or a game of beach volleyball. The Pineta Family Camping Village offers numerous attractions, especially for families with small children. There is as an on-site playground. The large open-air pool is a welcome alternative to the Mediterranean and also has a shallow paddling pool. In general, there is a relaxed and friendly atmosphere throughout the resort, while the nights are extremely quiet and therefore perfect for a good night's sleep.

Popular activities on the Italian Adriatic coast

The dream beach of Milano Marittima is one of the most popular excursion destinations in the surrounding area. However, families should also visit the nearby amusement parks. There is the "Safari Ravenna" zoo, the "Mirabeach" water park and the "Mirabilandia" amusement park with its many rollercoasters and water rides. For holidaymakers interested in culture, day trips to Rimini to the south are an option. There, the ancient Arch of Augustus and the Tempio Malatestiano cathedral are must-see landmarks. The dwarf state of San Marino is also not far away. The country, which is one of the smallest in the world, impresses visitors with its medieval fortresses, such as the Guaita and the Palazzo Pubblico.