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coastal routePhoto: Carolin Dietlmeier, Outdooractive Editors
The central element of this cycling route partly designed by FIAB is the Adriatic Sea that surrounds the eastern part of Italy.
It starts from Trieste and reaches the southernmost point of Puglia, crossing several regions, always looking towards the sea.
The route is characterized by relatively little elevation and mostly runs on flat or sloping roads. For this reason, it is classified as "easy".
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
As in many other cases of such long cycling routes, the type of road varies a lot here as well. Only in some parts are there bike paths, most are more or less busy secondary roads. For this reason, we recommend avoiding the high season in summer.
Tips and suggestions
http://www.bicitalia.org/it/bicitalia/gli-itinerari-bicitalia/131-bi6-ciclovia-adriaticaRoadbook
The starting point is Trieste, then it passes through Venice, Rimini, Ancona, Pescara, and Bari until reaching Santa Maria di Leuca in Salento, Puglia.
Trieste central train station
Torre campanaria Piazza S. Michele
Bagni Bahia del Sole
Bagni Paradise Beach
Bagni Oasi
Bagni Point Break Beach
Bagni Hardy
Bagni Arcobaleno
Bagni Minerva
Bagni Lido Sabbia D'oro
Bagni Asia
Bagni Granso Stanco
Playa Bonita
Playa Punta Canna
Bagni Marchi beach
Scoglio del Trave
Spiaggia Mezzavalle
Lama Monachile
Scoglio dell'Eremita
Public transport
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Directions
The outbound trip depends on the chosen starting point. Many cities along the route are connected to the main railway lines.For the return, you can rent a car or take a flight or a train.
Coordinates
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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