On the waterKitesurf courses on the beaches north and south of Rome
A kitesurf school working several spots on the Roman coast, with a base at Fregene.
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Fiumicino
The nearest coast to Rome, and the wind that makes it worth the half hour.
10 days outthe nearest is a 33 min drive from Rome
Fregene, Focene and Maccarese are the beaches Rome actually uses, and the reason to book something here rather than just lie on one is the wind: the cross-shore breeze that comes up most afternoons is what makes this the kitesurfing coast.
Behind the dunes there is the Roman port of Claudius and Trajan, a hexagonal basin still visible from the air, and the salt marsh reserve where the horses are.
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On the waterA kitesurf school working several spots on the Roman coast, with a base at Fregene.
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On the waterA kitesurf school working the Fregene, Focene, Maccarese and Passoscuro spots north of Rome.
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On the waterA kitesurf school at Fregene running three levels of course: beginner, intermediate and advanced, each covering specific manoeuvres and safety technique.
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On horsebackA riding school on Via Portuense at Fiumicino, running for over forty years, with an indoor and an outdoor arena.
A sports club — you join them for the day
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With your handsAbout two hours led by the brewer or one of the partners: a walk through the hop rows and the fields, the brewery itself, and a guided tasting of three beers chosen on the day a…
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On the trailA WWF-run reserve of meadows and Mediterranean woodland near Fregene, in the Fiumicino municipality.
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On the trailA wetland managed by WWF near Maccarese, used as a stopover and wintering ground by many bird species: ducks in winter, herons, kingfisher, marsh harrier, and osprey in autumn.
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In the old stonesA triumphal arch at Fiumicino, from the first century.
Free — nothing to pay
Just turn up — open air, any hour
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In the old stonesA square in Fiumicino, from the nineteenth century.
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Just turn up — open air, any hour
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In the old stonesA bridge at Fiumicino.
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