Cattolica (RN) and Gabicce Mare (PU), with their beautiful beaches, are two famous seaside resorts.
The passionate fans of active holiday will be pleased to know that the bathing establishments along this stretch of the Adriatic coast are very well equipped.
The possibilities for those who love the adventure at sea are many.

Some people will be happy thanks to the rental of small boats, with or without skipper, for trips in the offing, some other for the rental of twin-hulled boats, motorboats, canoes, Jet sky, surfboards.
The Sailing School at the Circolo Velico in Gabicce Mare proposes two different courses (for beginners and advanced), held by experts instructors.

For people who at the excursions in the blue prefer those in the green, the Natural Park of Monte San Bartolo, spread over 1600 hectares between the rivers Foglia and Tavollo and degrading to the sea, offer unforgettable walks.

The five hiking trails within the protected area have varying degrees of difficulty and will allow you to reach surprising glimpses or to return to the sea in uncontaminated bays.
Among these, Fiorenzuola di Focara, with its beach of sand and shingles and its clear water, is now served by a shuttle (we give the news for the perhaps less active companions).

Also within the nature reserve, many lovers of windsurfing use to meet at Vallugola Bay.
In that wonderful promontory also the Golf Club Vallugola is very well patronized.

Cyclists cannot miss the path of the Panoramica of San Bartolo, to reach the beautiful castle of Gradara.
Going to Gabicce Monte, always in a panoramic position, the lovers of racket and red earth will train in daylight, challenge at night and in the meanwhile let children take their lessons at the Tennis Club of Gabicce Mare.
For people wishing to take up knitting in a great way, near Cattolica, at San Giovanni in Marignano, there is the Riviera Horses Resort.

If you are looking for a holiday characterized by physical form, welness and sport, the sea, the beaches and the hinterland between Gabicce and Cattolica really are the most… active!