Camping Tahiti

In the UNESCO World Heritage Site and biosphere reserve of Po Delta Park, this site is well placed for scenic, historical and nature-filled explores, starting along the canals of Comacchio (15 minutes’ drive). The pretty town is on the banks of a lagoon that’s a prime spot for birdwatching, so keep eyes peeled for oystercatchers, terns, spoonbills and herons. Historical explores begin handily close to home base too, at the Romanesque Pomposa Abbey, a former Benedictine monastery 15 minutes from the site. At the turn of the first millennium AD, the stunning building housed one of the most extensive libraries of the time. Now, guests can tour the complex and visit the on-site museum. Fancy spending a day or so wandering city streets, exploring museums and shopping? The site is about 45 minutes from the cities of Ravenna and Ferrara. Visit the former to see famed mosaics and tour spectacular churches, or the latter to traipse about the impressive Este Castle. While there’s lots at the site to entertain guests of all ages, kids might still appreciate a trip to one of Italy’s largest theme parks, Mirabilandia (50 minutes), and tickets can be bought at concession price from the Camping Tahiti reception.