Po Delta Regional Park – Veneto: fresh waters, brackish lagoons and nature shaped by the river. The Po Delta Regional Park – Veneto extends in the lower Polesine, in the province of Rovigo, where the Po river divides into branches and channels before flowing into the Adriatic Sea. It is one of the most important wetlands in Europe, recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, where water landscapes, fishing valleys, pine forests, beaches and cultivated fields coexist. 🦢 A dynamic environment rich in biodiversity: The Po Delta is a constantly evolving ecosystem, inhabited by hundreds of species of birds, fish and plants. Herons, pink flamingos, black-winged stilts and cormorants populate reeds and lagoons. The seasons change the appearance of the territory, creating ever-changing environments. 👉 Tip: Bring binoculars and a naturalist guide: every observation is a small event. 🛶 Excursions between mouths, canals and fishing valleys: The park can be explored by land, bike or boat. Excursions by motorboat or small boats allow you to travel along the branches of the Po, observe the fishing valleys and reach otherwise inaccessible areas. Among the main embarkation points: Porto Tolle, Barricata and Ca' Tiepolo. 👉 Tip: Take part in a sunset hike: spectacular colors and absolute tranquility on the water. 🚴 Cycling between embankments and silences: The entire delta is crisscrossed by cycle paths on secondary roads or embankments, ideal for cycling safely and quietly. Some routes connect villages and landscapes, passing through canals, valleys and small agricultural centers. 👉 Tip: The route between Porto Levante and Boccasette is flat, suggestive and also perfect for families. 🌾 Traditions, landscapes and flavors of the Polesine: In addition to nature, the park preserves agricultural cultures, rural architecture and a cuisine linked to the territory. Rice, eel, valley fish, wild herbs and vegetables are the protagonists of the local tables. Do not miss the farmhouses, fishing scales and tree-lined embankments. 👉 Tip: Stop at a trattoria in Porto Viro or Taglio di Po to enjoy risotto with cuttlefish or marinated eel. 🛏️ Where to stay in the Po Delta: Hospitality is guaranteed by farmhouses, rural B&Bs, campsites and river inns. The most convenient places to sleep are Porto Tolle, Rosolina, Porto Viro and Loreo, from which to leave for day trips. 👉 Tip: Look for a structure near the mouth of the Po: waking up between the water and the silence is part of the experience. The Po Delta Park – Veneto is a mosaic of landscapes of water, land and sky: a place where nature still follows the rhythm of the river.