days out-for adults

Get your Boat at the Model Shop in Rocca Di Mezzo

Don't forget your Bathing Cap (Male or Female)

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Days Out from Secinaro for ADULTS

Try a few of our suggestions listed below:

Swimming The Outdoor Pool in Corfinio is good for Adults, Families and the 18-30’s Group. Great for a morning/afternoon. It is well run and clean with good music (mix of Italian/English). If you prefer a standard Indoor Pool then there are public pools in Sulmona, L’Aquila etc (Check out the “Activities - Swimming” page)

Canoeing & Kayaks Beautiful river at the other side of Popoli, with Indian Style Canoes so you don’t even need to get wet (but you probably will!). Some don’t mind the water at 10 degrees all year round but it was too cold for me! Fantastic couple of hours with 2 per Canoe plus an English speaking guide. Good organisation and safety - life jackets & waterproof bag provided by Il Bosso.

Boat Hire and Bicycles at Lago Di Scanno You can hire Boats & Bicycles (Including 2 and 4 Seaters) at Lago Di Scanno. You might even enjoy the ride in the car to get there on the narrow roads with hidden bends - unless you are the driver of course! You can easily lap round the lake and it has plenty of perfect picnic spots.

If you are “Young At Heart” and of reasonably good health, Step Back and check out the “Days Out for 18-30’s Group” first, then take a look at the additional suggestions for Adults below:

Note: You will need to wear a Bathing Cap in most pools in Italy, male or female (if you don’t have one you may be able to buy one from the office otherwise you won’t be allowed in the pool)

Castelli Ceramics Museum The larger/more famous Ceramics museum is located in Castelli which can be on your round trip and way back from the Olive Oil Museum.

The Olive Oil Museum at Loreto Aprutino (In the hills inland from Pescara) An excellent little Olive Oil Museum and well worth the drive up to the town - even though it is not easy to get to! You can combine your visit with a look round the Chiesa Di S. Maria in Piano with its’ wonderful Wall Paintings and the little Cermaics Museum. In fact, you need to go to the little Ceramics Museum first to get your combined ticket with the Olive Oil Museum - then they will take you round and open up the Olive Oil Museum for you.

Activities - Walking Be sure to choose your Level carefully, especially on walks organised by an Italian Group - maybe stick to T=Turistico (Easy walk with not much gradient. Stopping to look at nature interests etc) or one of our Abruzzo4u “Walks In The Car”

Aielli (Colourful village near to Celano) A short trip to the most picturesque village in abruzzo is well worth ia visit. Have fun ticking off the Murals on your map which, if it is open, you can pick up at the kiosk before you wander around.

Check if the Tower is open and, for a small charge, get the lowdown on Astronomy then get to look at the sun through the telescope on the roof terrace.

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ABRUZZO4U

Web Site For English Speaking Tourists

Days Out from Secinaro for ADULTS

Try a few of our suggestions listed below:

If you are “Young At Heart” and of reasonably good health, Step Back and check out the “Days Out for 18-30’s Group” first, then take a look at the additional suggestions for Adults below:

Swimming The Outdoor Pool in Corfinio is good for Adults, Families and the 18-30’s Group. Great for a morning or afternoon. It is well run and clean with good music (Italian/English).

Note: You will need to wear a Bathing Cap in most pools in Italy, male or female (if you don’t have one you may be able to buy one from the office otherwise you won’t be allowed in the pool)

If you prefer a standard Indoor Pool then there are public pools in Sulmona, L’Aquila etc (Check out the “Activities - Swimming” page)

Canoeing & Kayaks Beautiful river at the other side of Popoli, with Indian Style Canoes so you don’t even need to get wet (but you probably will!).

Some don’t mind the water at 10 degrees all year round but it was too cold for me! Fantastic couple of hours with 2 per Canoe plus an English speaking guide. Good organisation and safety - life jackets & waterproof bag provided by Il Bosso.

Castelli Ceramics Museum The larger/more famous Ceramics museum is located in Castelli which can be on your round trip and way back from the Olive Oil Museum.

The Olive Oil & small Ceramics Museum at Loreto Aprutino Go to the Ceramics museum first to get a combined ticket for both. Also take a look at the Chiesa Di S. Maria in Piano which is nearbye with wonderful Wall Paintings.

Boat Hire and Bicycles at Lago Di Scanno …. you can hire Boats & Bicycles (2 and 4 Seaters). You might even enjoy the ride in the car to get there on the narrow roads with hidden bends - unless you are the driver of course!

Activities - Walking Be sure to choose your Level carefully, especially on walks with an Italian Group - maybe stick to T=Turistico (Easy walk with not much gradient. Stopping to look at nature interests etc) or one of our Abruzzo4u “Walks In The Car”

Another Web Site by YourLBwebs <Click for Details>

ABRUZZO4U

Web Site For English Speaking Tourists

Days Out from Secinaro for ADULTS

Try a few of our suggestions listed below:

If you are “Young At Heart” and of reasonably good health, Step Back and check out the “Days Out for 18-30’s Group” first, then take a look at the additional suggestions for Adults below:

Note: You will need to wear a Bathing Cap in most pools in Italy, male or female (if you don’t have one you may be able to buy one from the office otherwise you won’t be allowed in the pool)

The Olive Oil & Ceramics Museum at Loreto Aprutino Go to the small Ceramics museum first to get a combined ticket to include the Olive Oil Museum which they will then take you round. Also take alook at the nearbye Chiesa Di S. Maria in Piano with its’ wonderful Wall Paintings.

Castelli Ceramics Museum The larger/more famous Ceramics museum is located in Castelli which can be on your round trip and way back from the Olive Oil Museum.

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