Our Apartments

Our apartments are sympathetically modernised to not only retain the original features and structure of the buildings, such as unused fire places, original floor tiles, wonky walls and alcove ceilings to name a few, but to also ensure modern comforts are available such as free Wi-Fi, modern water tanks, induction hobs, ovens, air conditioning, smart TVs etc. 

We respect the local commitment to recycling and therefore provide the correct bins and bin liners in each apartment along with easy to understand recycling information.

After travel, some guests may be thirsty or hungry upon arrival, therefore, we provide some drinks and snacks for every guest free of charge. 

 All of our apartments have free residential street parking available. 

If you would like to extend your stay, request early check in or late check out, or, to return and stay with us again, just send us a message.

Simply send us a message after booking if you would like the option of contact free self check in and check out. Our detailed guide on how to find your apartment as well as user guides left in the apartments should give you all the information you need for your stay. Should you need our assistance however, we will be available to assist you at any time.

Amenities

All you need for your stay on your doorstep including mini supermarkets, fruit and vegetable stores, deli counters, cafes, places to eat, relax and socialise.  Take a short stroll to the village's  traditional stone oven pizza restaurant, or order the catch of the day at the local seafood restaurant. Of course there is plenty of choice for the meat lovers, pasta lovers and not forgetting, the gelato lovers as well. All the events organised in the village, in fact, are usually accompanied by stands that prepare and offer the best dishes of traditional Molise cuisine. Among these the most important coincides with the Petacciato Folk Festival, a musical event organized every year around the middle of August that hosts more or less famous singers, musicians and songwriters.

Petacciato Marina consists of a 7 km wide coastline formed by light sand, with transparent, excellent quality sea water. separating the sea from the road for a 2 km stretch is a beautiful pine forest and bird watching nature trail. 

There is a good selection of beach cafes, bars and places to eat along the beach front, plenty of parking by the beach consisting of both free and pay and display parking spaces including disabled parking bays. 

Even in peak season, Petacciato Marina is never considered overly busy so there are always a number of sunbeds, chairs and umbrellas available to rent as well as free beach space to use. The beach is wheelchair accessible and can provide beech wheelchairs. 

For the sporty ones, there is a 30 km bike path that connects Petacciato Marina to Termoli: passing between sunflower fields and blooming hills.

Other beaches nearby:

1. San’Antonio beach, north seafront of Termoli is the beach with the most suggestive view, at the foot of the old town of Termoli and its castle. The sea is calm, the seabed is shallow and the sand is very fine. The stretch of beach is almost entirely equipped. The beach is perfect for families with children.

2. Campomarino Lido. Three kilometers of beach south of Termoli, with equipped beaches but also large stretches of free beach. Immersed in an uncontaminated environment between a luxuriant pine forest and the typical plants of the Mediterranean scrub, this beach is perfect for families.

3. Marina di Montenero di Bisaccia. On the border with Abruzzo, this beach is also known as the ‘Green Coast’, thanks to the presence of a lush pine forest.

Petacciato is located in the Molise region. It encompasses part of the National Park of Abruzzo in the Apennines mountain range, with rich wildlife and trails. The regional capital, Campobasso, is known for its mountaintop Monforte Castle and Romanesque churches.

Located only one hours drive from Abruzzo Airport, you will find the journey straightforward and hassle free. 

Should you need to hire a car, there are places in the airport and along the journey to Petacciato. 

There is a train station in Petacciato with free parking where you can take an air-conditioned train to various towns such as Pescara. There is also a bus service that runs from Petacciato village to local smaller towns. It is also possible to catch a coach from San Salvo to Rome for under 20 euros.

There are a good number of places to enjoy wine tasting around Petacciato. Your wine tastings will sometimes be paired with a tasting of local cheeses and cold cuts, of which the region boasts an excellent selection. Some noteworthy mentions are Caciocavallo from Agnone, Caprino from Montefalcone, scamorza, capofreddo and sopressata molisana. While in Molise, we also recommend trying at least a few of the areas typical dishes, rooted in the region’s traditions, such as cavatelli and fusilli pasta, pampanella (spiced and roasted pork cuts), stewed mutton alla baraccara, roasted lamb, baccalà ammullecate (salted codfish with stale breadcrumbs).

Top wineries to visit in Molise:

• Cantina Borgo Di Colloredo 
• Fattoria di Vaira 
• Claudio Cipressi Vignaiolo  
• Azienda Agricola Cianfanga 
• Azienda Agricola Colle Sereno 
• Vinica