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Fine sand that gently slopes into the sea, shallow and safe waters, stretches of gravel, clear water, and ample open spaces make it ideal for families, couples, and those seeking relaxation away from the crowd.
A coastline that is still sparsely urbanized where nature and services meet. Fine sand that gently slopes into the sea, shallow and safe waters, stretches of gravel, clear water, and ample open spaces make it ideal for families, couples, and those seeking relaxation away from the crowd.
The seaside promenade is enhanced by palm trees, tamarisks, and green areas, with free showers, fitness areas, access for people with reduced mobility, parking, e-bike charging, and a modern bike lane connecting Marina di Campofilone to Pedaso and Marina di Altidona.
Here you can experience slow and sustainable tourism: beach sports, sunset yoga, stand-up paddleboarding, canoes, beach volleyball, seaside aperitifs, and dinners under the stars. In addition to free bathing spaces, there are equipped establishments and places ranging from quick lunches to elegant ceremonies.
Campofilone is also chosen as a wedding destination: its white travertine amphitheater, the understated elegance of floral arrangements, and the sea as a backdrop provide an unforgettable setting for the ‘I do’ day.
Ponte Nina Beach is located on the Campofilone coastline, along the SS16 Adriatica road, a short distance from Pedaso. If arriving by car, take the A14 motorway, exit at Pedaso and continue north along the SS16 Adriatica, following signs for Ponte Nina and Marina di Campofilone.
The nearest railway station is Pedaso, on the Adriatic railway line. From there, Ponte Nina can be reached on foot, by local bus connections or by taxi. The Ponte Nina bus stop is also located very close to the area.
Parking areas are available near the beach and along the coastal road in the Ponte Nina area. During busier periods, especially in summer, it is advisable to check local signs, any parking fees and temporary restrictions on site.
Architectural jewel of the 19th century, the Theater of Porto San Giorgio was completed in 1817 based on a design by architect Giuseppe Locatelli. Inside, the beautifully frescoed ceiling, painted in 1910 by Sigismondo Nardi, showcases an allegory of the arts and human destiny, bestowing remarkable beauty and elegance upon the city today.
This is a municipal villa in Liberty style, surrounded by a large garden, which becomes a vibrant cultural space with events and exhibitions during the summer. Since 2012, it also hosts a private collection of maritime objects, making it a place that combines architectural elegance with historical interest.
Located in the ancient residence of the Paccaroni family, characterized by a striking rough-hewn turreted facade, the scientific museum complex of Fermo brings together two exceptional collections: the Polar Museum "Silvio Zavatti" and the Natural Sciences Museum "Tommaso Salvadori".
