Abruzzo Italy

Create Your Own Holiday in Green Abruzzo, Italy

By Alex Roe on | From italychronicles.com

Abruzzo, Italy based tour operator Italia Sweet Italia has just updated its a tailor made holiday service. Now you can plan yourself holiday to suit your tastes and interests.

As well as Italia Sweet Italia’s cooking, painting and pottery classes, which include wine tastings and other goodies, there’s a wide choice of other activities to build into your custom holiday.

For nature lovers, Abruzzo is a great place to be. It’s not overly touristy, but has everything someone looking for culture and relaxation could wish for: sun, sea, mountains and good food and wine, and even skiing in winter.

Abruzzo is also one of the greenest regions in Europe, as this photograph of shows:

Greenery around Sangro Aventino in Abruzzo, Italy

Italia Sweet Italia’s personalised experience holidays would be ideal for small groups of friends, a few couples, or how about a team building cooking class for your company?

A Range of Experiences

Some examples of the activities on offer are:

Truffle hunting

A Visit to local castles

A Wine tasting class

A Day trip to Castelli, a paradise for those potty about pottery

Fishing from a Trabocco (A what?! – see below)

Cycling

Plus many more.

If you are not sure exactly what a ‘Trabocco’ is, it’s a fishing platform which is common to the Abruzzo region of Italy.

Here’s a picture of a Trabocco:

Fishing from a Trabocco in Abruzzo, Italy

Tempted?

All you have to do to set the tailor made holiday ball rolling is to visit Italia Sweet Italia’s Tailor Made page, select the experiences you’d like to build into your bespoke holiday, hit the Contact Us button and add a few more details. Italia Sweet Italia will then get back to you with an custom itinerary and a cost estimate.

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