Isola Verde, a luxury campsite in Nettuno
One hour by road from Rome, the seaside resort of Nettuno is opposite the Tyrrhenian Sea. The area is home to one of the loveliest campsites in the region: Isola Verde. As its name suggests, this establishment occupies an incredibly lush campsite; a maritime pine forest of 120 hectares, only a quarter of an hour by road from the beaches!
A submerged eco-friendly campsite in a vast pine forest
In Nettuno, in the heart of a lovely pine forest of 120 hectares, the Isola Verde campsite is a perfect holiday resort to relax and have fun during a holiday, one hour’s drive from Rome and just a few kilometres from the Tyrrhenian coast beaches. This establishment, with environmentally responsible practices (use of renewable energy, local raw materials, waste sorting....) offers you the chance for a holiday experience in complete harmony with nature.
If you’re an enthusiast of traditional camping, you can book a pitch here and set up your tent, caravan, van or camper (with a water and electrical supply and barbecue area per each group of five plots) within a naturally shaded setting. For even more comfort, Isola Verde has a multitude of timber cabins available for hire. Whether they belong to the standard or superior range (comprising a private bathroom) with bedding and towels included for 2 to 3 persons, these cabins enable you, either as a couple, family or with friends to have a comfortable holiday in Nettuno.
You can also choose a timber bungalow with shade sail for 2 to 3 persons, or a mobile home coming in various ranges, according to your expectations, with a wooden terrace laid out for 4 to 6 holidaymakers. All of these holiday rentals are air-conditioned, equipped with a living area-kitchen, television, one to two bedrooms, bathroom and parking space. Bedding and towels are also included in the booking.
Lastly, for a stay in glamping mode, choose one of the out-of-the-ordinary tent designs, offered by this campsite. The Lodge tent in wood and canvas, modern and with a natural design, offers accommodation capacity for 5 holidaymakers. Ultra-spacious (64 m²), air conditioned, it has 2 bedrooms, a lovely bathroom and large living room-kitchen, opening on to an immense wooden terrace. The Tree House tent, having the same design as the Lodge tent, is on stilts, giving the impression of staying in the trees, lulled by the rustling of the leaves and bird song...
Outdoor sports, relaxation and activities for everyone at this campsite on the Tyrrhenian coast
On the campsite, a range of activities await you: volleyball, football, padel tennis, fitness, aquaerobics and marked trails in the heart of the forest surrounding the campsite, enabling walking, running or cycling (cycle hire possible on-site). For relaxation, a large swimming pool with a Jacuzzi section and vast sunbathing area are also available in the centre of the Isola Verde campsite, as is a bar to quench your thirst.
As regards entertainment, “happy hours”, foam afternoons, apéritif games and themed evenings provide fun and fantasy for your stay. For your children, besides the mini-farm in the grounds and play areas available on the establishment, the mini club takes responsibility for keeping them occupied several hours a day with supervised play activities. Lastly, areas for dogs enable owners of four-legged friends to walk in dedicated areas, equipped with water fountains.
Amongst the various services on this establishment, there particularly feature a mini-market, with a good selection of local products, a restaurant serving traditional Mediterranean dishes, wood-fired cooked pizzas and a choice of local wines. Also note there is a car hire service and shuttle service, ensuring the link to the nearest beaches and the station, bound for Rome.
A choice pied-à-terre to discover the treasures of Latium (Lazio)
In Nettuno, to the south-east of Rome, you’re close to the superb Castelli Romani Regional Natural Park, highly sought-after by the capital’s inhabitants, starting with the designated village of Castel Gandolfo (holding the “I Borghi più belli d'Italia” (most beautiful villages in Italy label). This is the Pope’s summer residence, overlooking Lake Albano, where you can visit the magnificent gardens of the Palazzo Barberini (a 17th century palace in Rome). A further splendour, Frascati, a town which from its heights offers a magnificent view over the city of Rome. Make the most of this getaway to enjoy the delights of local gastronomy such as Coppiette d'Ariccia (slices of spiced dried pork meat) sprinkled with local AOP (Appellation d’Origine Protégée) European-regulated wine from this area. Equally there is the Frascati Pupazza (honey-flavoured shortbread biscuit).
History enthusiasts can go to the coast in Ostia Antica (Ancient Ostia), near the town of Ostia and explore the superb archaeological park in Ancient Rome’s port city, including a large part which is at least as well preserved as Pompeii. You can also walk in the seaside resort of Nettuno and go around Forte Sangallo, an amazing fort built by the water, or set sail in Anzio, the lively traditional fishing port with delightful little restaurants, to make the most of the Italian Dolce Vita...
Lastly, it is impossible to be on holiday in the region without visiting Rome, the Eternal City, and discovering its various museums, buildings, superb squares, fountains and significant ancient ruins (the Coliseum, Roman Forum and the Pantheon), bearing witness to an empire which lasted nearly a 1000 years!
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