Summer holidays in Italy are extremely popular, thanks, in part, to the Amalfi Coast, the Adriatic, and the Venetian Riviera. You can bask in the sunshine in one of the coastal resorts and enjoy miles of golden sand beaches or visit the stunning island of Sardinia with its white sand beaches and clear turquoise sea.
The resort of Limone is ideal for those who want to get away from it all and just relax. The resort hosts a number of cafes on the lake, Italian restaurants and many shops offering quality goods at value prices.
Close to Venice is Lido di Jesolo, which offers superb beaches, bars, cafes and vibrant nightlife in contrast with rich history and historical sites. A magnet for tourism, this purpose built resort attracts more than 400,000 people to its sunny shores every year.
The area of Lake Garda is another attractive region. Set around a series of huge, clear water lakes and sprinkled with beautifully sculpted buildings, it is a haven for yacht and watersports enthusiasts. In Bardolino, you can swim in the lake or try out some fishing. There is also a water-ski school, motorboats and sailing boats for hire or you can take out pedaloes if you prefer to explore the lake at a more leisurely pace.
For a holiday steeped in a rich and far-reaching heritage, as well as a lively and passionate culture, visit Plout. For a relaxing and enjoyable holiday, it is the ideal destination.
A fertile province in southern Italy, Campania enjoys incredible natural beauty to complement its important place in Italian history and culture. Campania’s attractions range from the modern city of Naples to the ancient city of Pompeii.
Amalfi enjoys some of the most dramatic scenery of any coastal resort in Europe as well as gorgeous architecture and a lovely beach. The city also offers an unforgettable experience in Italian food and culture.
Known as the ‘Emerald Island’, Ischia is where tourists can enjoy healing spring waters spouting from its volcanic rocks, breathe in fresh pine aromas from its landscapes and simply bathe in its thermal spas.
The town Ischia Porto, in Ischia Island, is well known for its thermal springs, which are a luxury and ideal for any traveller looking to cure any ailment. Bask in the sun and lush greenery.
'L' shaped Maiori in Campania boasts the longest beach on the Amalfi coastline. Well known for its health resort and cultural tourism, those visiting can enjoy its historical monuments and walk its promenade
Whether you want to stretch out and relax, try a number of exciting activities or fancy dipping into some incredible nightlife, book one of the Thomas Cook’s Italy summer holidays and you’ll have the time of your life. Choose a Italy summer holiday and get packing for an unforgettable trip.
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