Everyone loves a nice horse-drawn carriage ride, so it should be of no surprise that the BlogVille crew had such a great time at Foce Bevano, a natural reserve in the Parco Regionale del Delta del Po in Savio, Emilia-Romagna. The Centro Visite Cubo Magico Bevanella sits at the heart of the reserve, providing a multimedia, educational introduction to the wildlife residing here. From colorful birds to foxes, the protected area hides a variety of interesting creatures. The plant life and ecological offerings are equally as expansive. Services include bike and boat rentals, as well as the aforementioned horse-drawn carriage tour, providing a multitude of fun and affordable methods for exploring the grounds.
It’s a great attraction for those looking for nature and tranquility. My only advice is to cover up if you’re sensitive to mosquitoes (even still, they bit me through my shirt!) and to be sure to catch the beautiful sunset. The strong wind that Dante described in his literature still exists today, creating a sweeping effect of grass against the light.
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Wow. This looks like it was totally idyllic.
As regards the mosquitoes, you need to eat more garlic – apparently they don’t like that. Either that or slather yourself in Marmite. That would probably put off more than just the zanzare, though …
Grazie! I asked an Australian, and it seems like Marmite is capable of keeping most creatures away :)
Ryan and I are prone to mosquitoes. Our blood is so tasty! We recently tried something called Cactus Juice on our trip to Costa Rica. Works like a charm, and we plan on stocking up on more! :)
Cactus juice sounds nicer than smoking or Marmite! I cannot stand mosquitoes. I hate to say it, but I wouldn’t mind if they were all extinct (yeah, I know there are ecological ramifications, but still!).