All-Inclusive Hotels in Giulianova

At certain points the beaches are entirely uncontaminated, offering a real treat for those who love being in contact with unspoiled nature. This is the case on the stretch of beach between Giulianova and Roseto degli Abruzzi, and the Pineto beach, which boasts majestic wild pines typical of the Mediterranean scrub.

Giulianova is also a historic town with numerous examples of ancient architecture, such as the Cathedral of San Flaviano, from the Renaissance period, the Noble Chapel of the Bartolomei, the Sanctuary of the Madonna dello Splendore, and the “Il Bianco” tower, which is all that remains of the ancient medieval walls built to defend the town. Strolling through the historic centre, visitors will find themselves breathing a warm, familiar, and welcoming air, just like the atmospheres found at the all-inclusive hotels in Giulianova, many of which are family-run, offering a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.

Holidays in Giulianova aren’t just about sunny beaches. The Abruzzo region is home to two of Italy’s the most widely-known mountain ranges. And whenever someone mentions the mountains of Abruzzo, most people immediately think of Gran Sasso. The highest peak of this massif, Corno Grande, reaches an altitude of 2,914 metres, and dominates the entire surrounding area. The ski resorts make it a popular winter destination for many families, while mountaineering, trekking, and walking are among the favourite activities of those who love to spend time in the mountains during the summer. The other most noteworthy maintain range in the Abruzzo region is Monti della Laga: a place of awe-inspiring silence, abounding in streams, waterfalls, and trails surrounded by lush woodlands and green plateaus. This unique part of the Apennines is known for its geological morphology. All that remains is for the visitor to choose whether to book a holiday at a Giulianova beach hotel, or to opt for a getaway in the mountains, which are gorgeous no matter what the season.