Between the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian Lagoon, in the heart of the Cavallino Treporti peninsula, lies the Camping Village Mediterraneo, a 5-star facility with spacious pitches equipped for camping enthusiasts, cosy chalets and mobile homes perfect for a pleasant stay in the village, and, for guests wishing to enjoy the same excitement as camping but with all home comforts, we offer the exclusive glamping tents. In the shade of the cool and lush pine forest of Camping Village Mediterraneo, only a few kilometres from Jesolo, are interwoven paths that lead guests to the new heart of the complex: Le Terrazze del Mediterraneo. Discover a brand-new area, where a seaside water park awaits. Complete with seven pools, including three dedicated to children, and an exclusive infinity pool overlooking the Adriatic, this space seamlessly blends into the surrounding pine forest. Indulge in unique experiences at our wellness centre, with a spa and a hydro-massage pool. In this tranquil ambiance, culinary delights take centre stage, offering a gastronomic selection that caters to every palate. Delight in our pizza restaurant with seating for 350 guests, savour exquisite cuisine at our Lounge Bistrot, and satisfy your sweet tooth at our ice-cream and pastry shop. Step into a serene and comfortable environment as you enter our camping village. The Mediterranean-inspired sports centre, La Serra del Mediterraneo, welcomes sports enthusiasts, offering a range of activities such as tennis or five-a-side football, and even yoga immersed in lush greenery. To guarantee everyone a safe and relaxing stay, we have decided to prohibit the use of electric means of transport within the campsite. Only: ✔️Electric cars ✔️ Electric bicycles ✔️ Electric wheelchairs and scooters for disabled people

The Cavallino peninsula is a strip of land about 15 km long that extends beyond the Jesolo area between the sea and the lagoon and is about half an hour by motorboat from Venice. The municipality is one of the youngest in Italy, having detached itself from the city of Venice only in 1999, and encompasses 12 hamlets. It takes its name from two of its hamlets: Cavallino, a term derived from the ancient use of the area for horse breeding, and Treporti, due to its location, situated between the three ports of Ammiana, Costanciaca and Torcello. The Mediterranean climate, along with the friendly and welcoming local people and the camping villages of rare beauty and organization, have turned the quiet peninsula of Cavallino into the European capital of open-air tourism. The inhabitants of Cavallino Treporti are proud to have created a unique and extraordinary complex of campsites and holiday villages, rightly considered among the best in the world. The appeal of the Cavallino coastline, however, does not lie only in its renowned beach tourism: visitors are also drawn to the region because of the historical and cultural wealth of the area, exemplified by numerous war buildings dating back to the First World War, connected by the museum itinerary called Via Dei Forti the lagoon environment and its ecosystem, which make it a part of the UNESCO site ‘Venice and its Lagoon’; and the events that the municipality promotes during the summer season.