(15057) Tortona - A21, AdS Tortona Sud

Rest area in the countryside, on an organic farm, in the natural reserve of the Orba stream. Ideal location! The owners are very kind. electricity available. Toilets with shower, laundry room, kitchen and free bike rental. Cycle-pedestrian paths enter the greenery and run alongside the Orba stream, where there is an authorized area for gold panning. In the company it is possible to take courses to become real gold diggers or take part in nocturnal animal observation experiences in groups, due to the presence of numerous species of game consisting mainly of hares, foxes, roe deer, wild boars, badgers and for some time also from wolves. Very dog friendly. Extra service: oven and barbeque with wood and charcoal

For nature lovers, a rest area surrounded by greenery, 15 minutes by car from the Milan metro station and close to the cycle paths that lead from the Naviglio Grande to the Ticino river, Milan and Pavia. In the village there are two excellent restaurants available upon reservation.

A little farm in the mountains with a breathtaking view of the valley and sea. On clear days Corsica is visible across the sea. Once at the structure you will be welcomed by Eva and Davide the 2 hosts, who are fluent in English. You will also meet the goats, ducks and chickens. The sanitary facilities are within the main structure and showers have warm water. The place is advised for campers not longer then 6 meter in doubt it is better to call the hosts.

At Agricampeggio Lo Zafferano you will find grass pitches for campers, caravans and tents, communal areas, bicycle hire and the necessary services as well as a flat with 6 beds, all 3 km from the sea and 2 km from the historic centre of Albenga. You can start planning your holidays here, at our home, on the family farm, in a natural setting, with the farm animals, tasting the products of our vegetable garden and our taggiasca olive oil.Saturday evenings Pizza and bread baked in the wood-burning oven, On request you can have an Italian breakfast in our garden.