Overlooking the sea and immersed in a lush and centuries-old pine forest, just a few kilometers from the Val Cavanata wildlife oasis, the village Residence Punta Spin is the ideal place to spend a holiday with a thousand opportunities.
The days spent at the beach or at the pool inside the campsite, the numerous opportunities for recreation, all the services that the structure offers and the proximity to Grado, the Island of the Sun, rich in tradition and history, will make the time spent with us pleasantly unforgettable.
Residence Punta Spin offers all the comforts of a campsite and much more: not only a Blue Flag sea for years, but above all entertainment with entertainment, tennis courts with night lighting, soccer, minigolf, ping pong and playground for children. A territory rich in beauty, various types of accommodation to meet every need, a multiplicity of services and a passion that lasts over time make our structure ideal for the holiday of the whole family
Best guaranteed price and many deals offered exclusively here .
Parking, pool entrance,access to the campground’s private beach and use of free wi fi .
No fee cancellation up to 3 days prior to arrival.
The Valle Cavanata Regional Nature Reserve extends in the more oriental side of the Grado lagoon and is reachable from the town thanks to the breathtaking bicycle path.
This area, of international value, before being declared a protected area, the whole valley was dedicated to fishing and hunting. Nowadays it is a real paradise for bidwatching: in fact, between beaches and host of sandbanks, a lot of water fowl species live here, and find here the optimal environment conditions for stop and nesting. Proper itineraries give you the possibility to observe them in their natural habitat.
The Valle Cavanata Regional Nature Reserve communicates with the open sea through locks and is criss-crossed with canals and watercourses skirted by woods and clearings where some animals' species find refuge.
Paludi di acqua dolce, ma anche vaste zone umide salate, canneti, boschi e praterie: la Riserva della foce dell’Isonzo è l’habitat ideale per tante specie animali e in particolare per gli uccelli, residenti e migratori. Non a caso, è stata riconosciuta come la migliore area d’Italia per il birdwatching. Il suo cuore, l’isola della Cona che ospita il centro visite, è uno tra i siti di maggiore interesse didattico, scientifico e naturalistico a livello internazionale.
L’integrità dell’area è garantita da costanti interventi ambientali ed è affidata anche agli stessi animali, come i cavalli Camargue che vivono liberi nella Riserva e contribuiscono a controllare lo sviluppo delle praterie.
Dalla sua istituzione, nel 1996, la Riserva si è dotata di servizi e strutture per accogliere i visitatori e di percorsi ciclabili per consentire una rapida mobilità al suo interno e raggiungere facilmente i punti panoramici sullo spettacolare golfo di Trieste.
The Barbana Island is situated at the eastern tip of the lagoon of Grado and features an ancient Marian sanctuary. A primitive sepulchre was built on the island in the 6th century which, according to tradition, had to preserve a holy image of the Virgin transported in that place by the sea after a storm and which was erected, by order of the Patriarch of Grado Elia (571-588), to thank the Virgin for saving the town of Grado.
A community of Franciscan Friars lives on the island.
This picturesque island, an oasis of peace and of ancient traditions, has always been a pilgrimage destination. Since 1237, on every first Sunday of July, the community of Grado goes in procession on boats dressed with flags to the Barbana Island, to renew the ancient vow to the Virgin, that saved the town from the terrible plague epidemic.
A regular boat service, leaving from the Schiusa Canal, links the Barbana Island to Grado. The trip lasts about 20 minutes. The island can also be reached by private boats and is provided with a small port.
The Valle Cavanata Regional Nature Reserve extends in the more oriental side of the Grado lagoon and is reachable from the town thanks to the breathtaking bicycle path.
This area, of international value, before being declared a protected area, the whole valley was dedicated to fishing and hunting. Nowadays it is a real paradise for bidwatching: in fact, between beaches and host of sandbanks, a lot of water fowl species live here, and find here the optimal environment conditions for stop and nesting. Proper itineraries give you the possibility to observe them in their natural habitat.
The Valle Cavanata Regional Nature Reserve communicates with the open sea through locks and is criss-crossed with canals and watercourses skirted by woods and clearings where some animals' species find refuge.
Paludi di acqua dolce, ma anche vaste zone umide salate, canneti, boschi e praterie: la Riserva della foce dell’Isonzo è l’habitat ideale per tante specie animali e in particolare per gli uccelli, residenti e migratori. Non a caso, è stata riconosciuta come la migliore area d’Italia per il birdwatching. Il suo cuore, l’isola della Cona che ospita il centro visite, è uno tra i siti di maggiore interesse didattico, scientifico e naturalistico a livello internazionale.
L’integrità dell’area è garantita da costanti interventi ambientali ed è affidata anche agli stessi animali, come i cavalli Camargue che vivono liberi nella Riserva e contribuiscono a controllare lo sviluppo delle praterie.
Dalla sua istituzione, nel 1996, la Riserva si è dotata di servizi e strutture per accogliere i visitatori e di percorsi ciclabili per consentire una rapida mobilità al suo interno e raggiungere facilmente i punti panoramici sullo spettacolare golfo di Trieste.
The Barbana Island is situated at the eastern tip of the lagoon of Grado and features an ancient Marian sanctuary. A primitive sepulchre was built on the island in the 6th century which, according to tradition, had to preserve a holy image of the Virgin transported in that place by the sea after a storm and which was erected, by order of the Patriarch of Grado Elia (571-588), to thank the Virgin for saving the town of Grado.
A community of Franciscan Friars lives on the island.
This picturesque island, an oasis of peace and of ancient traditions, has always been a pilgrimage destination. Since 1237, on every first Sunday of July, the community of Grado goes in procession on boats dressed with flags to the Barbana Island, to renew the ancient vow to the Virgin, that saved the town from the terrible plague epidemic.
A regular boat service, leaving from the Schiusa Canal, links the Barbana Island to Grado. The trip lasts about 20 minutes. The island can also be reached by private boats and is provided with a small port.
