Costa dei Trabocchi – The coast of Abruzzo suspended between sea, wood and poetry. The Trabocchi Coast extends along the coast of the province of Chieti, between Ortona and San Salvo. This stretch of coast is unique for the presence of the trabocchi: ancient wooden fishing machines on stilts, now a symbol of the area and often transformed into suggestive restaurants by the sea. A place where nature, tradition and beauty come together in harmony. 🌅 Panoramas that tell stories: Jagged cliffs, hidden coves, stretches of wild beach and the sea that turns silver at sunset. Every glimpse gives emotions and invites you to stop, breathe and observe. The trabocchi look like creatures suspended between sky and water, silent witnesses of a time that resists. 👉 Tip: Reach the Trabocco Turchino at sunset and let yourself be enveloped by the scent of the sea and the poetic silence of the place. 🍽️ Dinners by the sea between wood and waves: Many trabocchi are now cozy restaurants, where you can enjoy fresh fish suspended over the water. A dinner on a trabocco is an unforgettable experience between sounds, flavors and marine atmosphere. 👉 Tip: Book in advance in the summer months to dine in a trabocco in Fossacesia or Rocca San Giovanni, bathed in the golden evening light. 🚴 The Trabocchi Greenway: The old railway line is now a cycle and pedestrian path that runs along the sea for over 40 km, connecting villages, beaches and overflows. A perfect route for walking, cycling or simply stopping to admire. 👉 Tip: Rent a bike in San Vito Chietino and travel the stretch to Torino di Sangro, among the scent of salt and sea silence. 🏖️ Beaches, coves and nature: The Trabocchi Coast alternates between sandy beaches, cliffs and pebble beaches. Some areas are completely surrounded by nature, ideal for those seeking peace and authenticity, such as Punta Aderci and Le Morge. 👉 Tip: Bring rock shoes and a light towel to discover the hidden coves between Ortona and Casalbordino. 🏘️ Seaside and hilltop villages: Ortona, San Vito Chietino, Fossacesia, Rocca San Giovanni and Vasto are villages rich in history and charm, with well-kept historic centers, panoramic views and authentic flavors. Here the sea meets culture. 👉 Tip: Visit the Abbey of San Giovanni in Venere in Fossacesia for a unique view of the sea and a moment of absolute peace. 🛌 Sleeping between sky and sea: The coast offers B&Bs overlooking the sea, farmhouses surrounded by olive groves and panoramic farmhouses. Ideal for those who want a relaxing stay, between nature and local flavors. 👉 Tip: Stay in a structure in Rocca San Giovanni to experience the quiet of the countryside and reach the sea in a few minutes. The Costa dei Trabocchi is a place that you can walk, savor and listen to. A stretch of Abruzzo suspended between wood, sea and poetry that remains in the heart.