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Nice inland lake, lots of old boats. Be careful, lots of dogs running around freely.

The quiet and the view of this large lagoon is a true enchantment for the senses. Traveling along Lake Varano by bike offers sensations that are certainly worth the entire journey to get there by pedaling from the nearby tourist resorts.

A small water reserve in order to preserve the Amphibians due to the lack of natural water reserve in the area. Part of "Didactic Wood" from San Marco in Lamis.

The climb to Masseria La Porta, although paved for a long stretch, maintains intact the charm of a rural and pastoral environment, overlooking the Varano lagoon and the charming ancient village of Cagnano Varano. The most upstream part, however, remains the angular mule track of the past, drawn within hedges of lush Mediterranean scrub or framed by fields, pastures and "macerė", the characteristic and inevitable dry stone walls. Those who climb must not forget to often look backwards to enjoy the unique views offered by this route, an essential alternative to the steep steps of the Sentiero dell'Arcangelo.

The Varano Island Nature Reserve is a protected area located on the Gargano coast. It is characterized by the fact that two canals between the Adriatic Sea and Lake Varano actually create an island completely separated from the mainland and connected by two bridges at the beginning and end of the road. The Reserve hosts several habitats of community interest, and is an ideal destination for nature and sea lovers.

Almost 10km wide, it represents the largest Italian coastal body of water. Very important area both for fishing and for tourism

With a width of over ten kilometers, enclosed between Rodi Garganico and Monte d'Elio, Lake Varano is the largest Italian coastal body of water. Historically it has always played a fundamental role in the economy of this area, first with fishing, today thanks to tourism.