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VIESTE & THE GARGANO
You're just steps away from the enchanting beaches of Vieste.
By choosing Rais Luxury Rooms B&B, you'll find yourself in the beating heart of the town, with its countless opportunities.
By choosing Rais Luxury Rooms B&B, you'll find yourself in the beating heart of the town, with its countless opportunities.
From our b&b, you can easily head to the public, natural beach of Marina Piccola, or to the wide stretches of sand of San Lorenzo and Pizzomunno, beaches that are also suitable for families, thanks to the shallow and safe seabed. Not only sea, but also history: strolling along the main street, you'll find yourself in a quaint village with stories of fishermen and a long past, with its medieval alleys, the Cathedral, and the Scala dell'Amore (Stairway of Love).
And then, the Gargano, a natural treasure all to explore: from the Umbra Forest to the Sea Caves, every place offers exciting experiences!
And then, the Gargano, a natural treasure all to explore: from the Umbra Forest to the Sea Caves, every place offers exciting experiences!
Vieste
For an in-depth tour of Vieste, start with its picturesque historic center, where you can explore narrow streets and squares overlooking the sea. Don't miss Vieste Cathedral and the Castle of Frederick II for a dip into the past.
Vieste's beaches, such as the famous Pizzomunno Beach, located on the outskirts of the town center south of Vieste, or the Marina Piccola Beach, featuring an old shipwreck submerged in the sand, showcase a postcard-perfect natural environment and crystal-clear waters. Finally, the Sea Caves, accessible by boat, offer unique natural scenery, including stalactites and turquoise waters.
Tremiti Islands
These islands are a paradise for sea lovers with lovely beaches, crystal clear waters for snorkeling and diving, as well as historic buildings such as the Abbey of Santa Maria a Mare.
The main islands, San Domino and San Nicola, are connected by ferry and offer various accommodation and dining options.
The main islands, San Domino and San Nicola, are connected by ferry and offer various accommodation and dining options.
Gargano National Park
With its diverse landscapes, including the Umbra Forest, hiking trails, and unique biodiversity, this park is a must for nature lovers. The Gargano National Park is a protected area that covers a large portion of the Gargano promontory. It offers numerous opportunities for hikers, with trails passing through breathtaking landscapes, from rugged coastlines to lush forests inland.
Monte Sant’Angelo
Monte Sant'Angelo is famous for the Sanctuary of Saint Michael the Archangel, one of the oldest Christian places of worship and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This town offers breathtaking views of the Gargano promontory and spots boasting a unique historical charm, thanks to its medieval streets and spiritual atmosphere. The sanctuary, carved into the rock, is an extraordinary example of devotion and art, a must-see for those visiting the Gargano.
San Giovanni Rotondo
San Giovanni Rotondo is known as the place where Padre Pio of Pietrelcina lived. The Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and the new Sanctuary, designed by architect Renzo Piano, welcome pilgrims from all over the world. San Giovanni Rotondo is in fact one of the most important religious sites in Italy. This place not only offers a profound spiritual journey, but also the opportunity to discover the life and works of Padre Pio.