Along the Italian coasts, almost 800 islands of all sizes peek out from the sea. Many of them are very popular destinations, famous all over the world. Many others, on the other hand, have remained off the main tourist routes and perhaps for this reason they are even more attractive.
Where progress and modernity seem to appear only timidly, a luxuriant nature explodes, between blue sky and crystal sea. These sometimes completely uninhabited places are real oases of peace for rare animals or plants but also for the few visitors who are lucky enough to discover them.
SOURCE: https://www.visititaly.eu
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