Rodi Garganico: a guide to the ancient port on the Adriatic, what to see between archeology and beaches

Rodi Garganico stands on a small promontory overlooking the sea and still preserves some towers and archaeological treasures that tell the ancient history of the Greek and Roman colony.

There are many reasons that make Rodi Garganico a fascinating locality. Through this guide, you will discover what to see in this charming town. The clear waters and long sandy beaches, the ruins of its ancient port and the castle, the bell towers of some churches, like St. Peter, St. Nicholas and the Crucifix. Not to be missed is certainly a walk in the picturesque district of "Vuccolo".

Rodi Garganico is now a popular seaside destination, offering cozy accommodation facilities and a modern and functional residential complex in Lido del Sole. It has a port that provide connections to the Tremiti Islands and lines to opposite Dalmatian coast. The economy is based on tourism, fishing and agriculture, especially oranges and lemons. To be visited is the Sanctuary of the Madonna della Libera and the Capuchin Monastery on the way to…