A Scenic Cycling Route Through Nature, History, and the Delta’s Wonders. Discover the heart of the Comacchio Valleys with a 56 km bike route immersed in nature.

If you’re looking for an authentic experience in the heart of the Po Delta Park, the Comacchio Valleys Ring is the perfect choice. This stunning 56 km cycling route, fully immersed in a unique natural environment, offers an extraordinary perspective on the Comacchio Valleys, one of the most important wetland ecosystems in Europe.

Ideal for lovers of cycling tourism, birdwatching, and unspoiled nature, the ring route is easily accessible from several Adriatic coastal towns and is a must-see attraction for anyone staying in the area.

Route Highlights: Step by Step

From Foce Fishing Station to the Boscoforte Peninsula

The journey begins after crossing Ponte San Pietro, where a quiet embankment road runs alongside the Foce Fishing Station, the scenic Casone Donnabona, and the Zavelea Valley Oasis—natural gems where flora and fauna coexist in perfect harmony. This area is ideal for spotting numerous water bird species and enjoying the peaceful lagoon.

Continuing along the Agosta Embankment, you’ll reach the Boscoforte Peninsula, home to the famous Delta-Camargue white horses, a semi-wild breed that roams freely in this protected area.

Walking on Water: The Argine degli Angeli

Next comes the Argine degli Angeli, a breathtaking cycling and pedestrian boardwalk stretching 5.4 km over the water. This scenic highlight of the route leads to the Bellocchio Fishing Station, offering unforgettable views and photo opportunities.

Toward the Sea and Back to Comacchio

After passing under the Romea Highway via an underpass, you’ll reach Lido di Spina. From here, you can follow the seafront promenade to Lido degli Estensi, where a ferry takes you across to Porto Garibaldi.

At this point, the Comacchio Valleys Ring offers two alternatives to complete the route:

• To the Salt Pans and Comacchio: from Lido degli Estensi, follow the embankment along the Comacchio Salt Pans, home to the iconic pink flamingos, and continue to the historic center of Comacchio.
• Via Porto Garibaldi Cycle Path: alternatively, begin at the Porto Garibaldi canal port and follow the cycle path along Via Marina, leading directly into the heart of the “Little Venice.”

Why Choose the Comacchio Valleys Ring During Your Stay?

Staying at our property means immersing yourself in one of Italy’s most fascinating natural areas. The ring route is easily accessible and suitable for everyone—from experienced cyclists to families with children or casual explorers.

Key Benefits:

• Nearby bike rentals and tourist information points
• Well-marked and accessible year-round
• Ideal for photography, birdwatching, and relaxation
• Integrated with ferry and coastal paths