Lacona isola delba series#

Lacona isola delba series#

With the near Sant'Ilario it is one of the most ancient settlements of the area.Д«ut the real attractions of this zone of the island are the beatiful beaches: from Marina di Campo to Cavoli and from Seccheto to Fetovaia, it is all an incomparable series of granit rocks and sandy shores. Il Camping Lacona immerso nel verde della costa sud dellвЂ™ Isola dвЂ™Elba, a due passi dal mare il posto ideale per una vacanza di sole e relax cos come di sport e divertimento. In the same municipality you will find San Piero in Campo, a small town protected by Monte Perone's slopes dating back to the Roman age, when this inhabited settlement was built on a great granit base.

The beach opens in toward the gulf of the same name, formed by the two verdant peninsulas of Capo Stella and Capo Fonza. and is characterized by magnificent dunes of fine sand and many tourist services, thanks to which you can enjoy a number of water sports. The town arose around its tower (the вЂњTorre di guardiaвЂќ) in the XVI century and was populated by fishermen, but it soon become one of the first areas on the island to start with tourism.Д¬ampo nell'Elba's municipality stretches along the southwest coast of the island and is characterized by Monte Capanne to the west, Campo's flat country in the centre leading to the sea and the hilly complex of San Martino and Monte Tambone to the east. The Lacona beach is a long sandy shore that stretches for more than 1 km. Marina di Campo's origins are quite recent though, a long time ago, this area used to be subjected to pirate attacks. The town's lively characteristic centre has bars, restaurants, pizzerie and all sorts of shops that offer many facilities for relaxing holidays. Situated on the south coast of the island with its gulf and its extensive beach it also has a tourist port. In the Medieval period, this fortified township was expanded around the main square and present-day вЂVia RomaвЂ™, which is the main street as well as being the highest, from which all the other back streets and squares branch off, with their characteristic arches steps and narrow alleyways, which buzz with life in the summer months. Originally constructed as an Etruscan hilltop fortress, possibly with even earlier origins since the Greeks and Phoenicians were frequent visitors to this island rich in iron and renowned for its copperД«uilt within old town walls, Capoliveri has a geometric form, typical of the Latin building tradition. The boat was owned by Giovanni Vuoso, who estimated the shark to measure 600. To the west it stretches out to include the gulfs of Lacona and Stella. The second possible attack on a boat in 1982 occurred off Lacona, Isola d'Elba. This commune stretches from Piana di Mola to the north and as far as Punta della Calamita to the south. This town was known in Roman times as Caput Liberum, Today Capoliveri is a quaint hilltop town with wonderful views.