There are still secluded beaches, secret coves, and hidden sandy shores in Italy, albeit tricky to find. Far from the tourist ...

With its idyllic beaches, Puglia is the perfect destination for those after sun, sea and nature. You won’t be disappointed by this sunny corner of Italy.

Josep Jr, UAE 2024 Dubai's adidas Golden Ball winner, is sizzling once again on global sand, netting in both Italy wins so far. Gianmarco Genovali, who also has three strikes to his name ...

But beyond the jaw-dropping landscapes of the Gargano Cliffs or the Itria ... the most fascinating archipelagos in Italy. The largest and greenest of the isles, San Dominio, is home to some of the ...

on the island of Lampedusa was deemed the official best beach in Italy. Coming in at No. 5, the beach is known for clear blue waters, white sand, a sea turtle population, and a generally relaxing ...

The ancient bauxite mine of San Giovanni Rotondo, the Tufara of Santa Lucia, the Sacred Basilica of San Michele, and the Capuana Valley are just some of the enchanting places that Gargano boasts.

BEACHY STATE OF MIND: “White Lotus” may have moved on to Thailand, but Dior is going big in Italy for the rollout of its annual Dioriviera beach collection. While the global activation will ...

Group C sees Spain, Senegal, Chile and Tahiti take to the sand, as Group D will see a rematch of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2024 final, as Brazil and Italy will feature in the group alongside ...

Boca Raton and Delray Beach were two of only three cities in the United States to earn awards for having some of the best beaches in the world, according to an international organization.

Chioggia, a contender for Italy's 2024 Cultural Capital, boasts one of the country's oldest ports and a 10km beach. Consumer organisation Which? describes it as "less commercial" and "less busy ...

Gallipoli has plenty of sandy beaches. Beyond the beach ... Puglia has one of Italy's newest national parks. The Gargano peninsula has its own mountain, Monte Calvo at 1,055m, with the plateau ...

Michelangelo’s David. Cocktails on the beach? Not so much. Running up the thigh of Italy for about 250 miles, the Tuscan coast seems to somehow float free of its mother region—and the ...