Silvi: Province of Teramo       Region: Abruzzo                       Area: 20.6 kmq.                     Population: 15 180          Neighbouring towns: Pineto (TE) right at the north and Città San’Angelo (PE) to the south Postcode: 64028 Silvi Marina, 64029 Silvi Alta (historical centre)   Welcome to Silvi Marina, small seaside resort, cristall waters and overwhelming golden sand beaches being considered among the best in Italy. Here you can enjoy first clas service on private beaches providing all catering facilities, not to forget the typical local kitchen with fresh fish from the sea. Located at the foot of the nearby mountain villages such as Atri and Citta San’Angelo, Silvi Marina is one of the most popular seaside resorts of the region thanks to its easy access from Pescara. Silvi offers a wide range of public and private beaches, camping sites, hotels as well as local B&Bs. Silvi is subdiveded in two main areas: Silvi Marina with its hotels, restaurants and beaches attracting tourists in the summer and Silvi Alta, situated on a fortified mountain with a splendid view over the coast being the historical part of the community, a treasure box 230 mteres above sea level. A wide range of numerious attractions in the region are providing the opportunity to make your dream holidays. At Silvi from the first dawn till the long nights every minute can be fully enjoyed. A wide range of sport such as tennis, table football, basket ball, volley ball, windsurfing and undersea activities, excursions by horse in the greens of the mountains, golf courses just a view minutes from Silvi. Not to foget the nightlife in the local clubs, bars  and restaurants with people of aages. Sand still there is more to Silvi - an ideal place to discover the region Abruzzo offering a wide range of natural resorts. The region has 21 ski areas with 368 km. of runs, all within a few hours of Rome. The most developed resort being Roccaraso, followed by Campo Felice, and Campo Imperatore. Located in the highest region of the Apennines southernmost glacier, Il Calderone. The Corno Grande and its neighboring Corno Piccolo provide a range of climbing opportunities from mountain hikes suitable for novices to sheer rock wall ascents suitable only for expert alpinists. Abruzzo’s lesser known peaks, especially the gentler slopes of the Majella, offer climbers the opportunity to hike and climb in solitude. One third of the region is designated as national or regional park. The following parks lie, wholly or partially, within Abruzzo: 

• (Abruzzo National Park) 

• (Gran Sasso National Park )

• (Majella National Park)

• (Sirente Velino Regional Park)

A paradise with fantastic beaches and the National Parks in the back having given the Abruzzo the title “Green Area of Europe”. Here you can explore undiscovered and wild areas by bike, horse or simply by foot breathing freshest air. All this will be an unforgetable pleasure.