The 10 Best Camping Guides for Family Vacations in Italy – Advisor

Italy is one of the most expensive countries for camping. The exact cost depends on the exact type of trip (tent, camper and destination).

If you want to avoid a fine of up to 500 euros, you should not go wild camping in Italy. Especially popular regions (e.g. near the coast or sights) are heavily controlled.

For a camping vacation in Italy you do not really need different luggage than when traveling within Germany. Inform yourself beforehand about the traffic rules and the campsite. This way you can plan in peace what all you need to take with you.

Further tips:

Although it is usually a bit warmer in Italy than in Germany, if you are traveling outside of the high season, you will still need warm clothing.

Of course, there are doctors and pharmacies in Italy, but it doesn’t hurt to pack some emergency medications(e.g. for diarrhea, vomiting, pain and fever).

If you visit a beach on a warm day, be sure to bring towels, swimwear and suntan lotion.

Travel and phrase books can also make your trip easier.

For hiking, you will need suitable hiking shoes and, if necessary, a spray or cream against insects.

Italy has a population of 60.36 million in 2019.

In Italy, there is a custom that leads to Christmas trees being put up as early as the beginning of December. This is done on a special holiday, December 8. Often the Christmas tree has roots and therefore has not been cut or felled. On this special day, the house, apartment and possibly the property is usually also festively decorated.
Advent and St. Nicholas Day are usually omitted in Italy

Italy covers 301,338 square kilometers