The resort is situated on the Scialmarino coastline, an area historically known for its trabucchi, traditional ancient fishing machines.
The proximity to the coastal road between Peschici and Vieste provides direct access to some of the Adriatic's most prominent sea caves.
The facility is integrated into the Gargano National Park, one of Italy's largest protected biodiversity zones.
Centro Vacanze Oriente is a coastal holiday village situated along the Litoranea between Peschici and Vieste on the Gargano Peninsula. The property provides direct access to a private sandy beach nestled within the bay of Scialmarino. Accommodations consist of a mix of masonry bungalows and mobile homes set amidst Mediterranean vegetation. The site features an on-site swimming pool, sports facilities, and a restaurant serving local Puglian cuisine. Its location serves as a gateway for exploring the coastal grottoes of the Gargano National Park. The resort operates as a seasonal holiday destination catering primarily to families seeking proximity to the Adriatic Sea.
The Scialmarino bay shoreline at sunset, looking toward the rocky cliffs of the Gargano coast.
Book accommodations well in advance if visiting during August, as the Gargano region experiences heavy domestic tourism.
Bring water shoes for exploring the rocky inlets nearby, even though the main beach is sandy.
Rent a bicycle to navigate the coastal Litoranea road, which connects the resort to both Peschici and Vieste.
Attempting to visit during the off-season, as the facility services are not operational.
Open seasonally from spring through early autumn; closed during winter months.
Standard resort casual; swimsuits are restricted to the pool and beach areas.
