Affacciato sul mare e immerso in una rigogliosa e secolare pineta, a pochi chilometri dall'oasi faunistica della Val Cavanata, il villaggio Residence Punta Spin è il luogo ideale dove trascorrere una vacanza dai mille volti. Le giornate trascorse in spiaggia o in piscina all'interno del camping, le numerose occasioni di svago, tutti servizi che la struttura offre e la vicinanza a Grado, l'Isola del Sole, ricca di tradizione e storia, renderanno il tempo trascorso con noi piacevolmente indimenticabile.
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.
A short journey among history, art and culture, including good cuisine and traditions.
A few kilometres from Grado we can find two of the sixteen "Borghi più Belli d’Italia" (Most Beautiful Villages in Italy) in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region: Palmanova and Clauiano are fine examples of completely different urban concepts.
Palmanova, the nine-pointed star-shaped fortress town, is a model of an ideal Renaissance town and a splendid example of military architecture of the Serenissima Republic of Venice. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017. By contrast, Clauiano has the typical urban layout of rural Friulian villages: a long line of houses, built with stones from the nearby river, interrupted only by the large entrance portals leading to gardens and vegetable gardens at the rear.
A short journey among history, art and culture, including good cuisine and traditions.
A few kilometres from Grado we can find two of the sixteen "Borghi più Belli d’Italia" (Most Beautiful Villages in Italy) in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region: Palmanova and Clauiano are fine examples of completely different urban concepts.
Palmanova, the nine-pointed star-shaped fortress town, is a model of an ideal Renaissance town and a splendid example of military architecture of the Serenissima Republic of Venice. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017. By contrast, Clauiano has the typical urban layout of rural Friulian villages: a long line of houses, built with stones from the nearby river, interrupted only by the large entrance portals leading to gardens and vegetable gardens at the rear.
