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One of the most authentic places of the relationship between the village and the sea, it comes to life every morning with the arrival of fresh catch, offering locals and visitors the opportunity to buy fish directly on site.
The port of Pedaso, located near the mouth of the Aso River, is one of the most authentic places of the relationship between the village and the sea. Established as a docking point for small-scale fishers and recreational boats, it still retains a simple and lived-in atmosphere, tied to the daily rhythms of the fishing community.
Every morning, the port comes to life with the arrival of fresh catch, offering locals and visitors the opportunity to buy fish directly on site. It is an experience that closely narrates the local tradition, made up of ancient gestures, genuine flavors, and direct contact with those who live by the sea every day.
Just a short walk away, the public gardens overlooking the sea complete the landscape with scents, colors, and green spaces. Amidst meadows, flowers, and Mediterranean essences, they represent an ideal spot for a break in the open air, where one can relax, stroll, and find a moment of peace between the mouth of the Aso and the Adriatic.
Thin and golden egg pasta, the Maccheroncini di Campofilone IGP tells a centuries-old tradition made of manual gestures, simple ingredients, and peasant wisdom. A Marche excellence celebrated every summer in the heart of the village.
Located south of Fermo, at the foot of Torre di Palme, Marina Palmense is a Blue Flag beach resort that combines nature and sports. Its coastline ranges from sandy beaches to the north, ideal for families, to pristine stretches to the south, a favored spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing. The area has an ancient history preserved in the Sanctuary of Santa Maria a Mare (12th century).
Located near the village of Torre di Palme, the Cugnolo Forest is a rare example of coastal Mediterranean scrub, protected as a Floristic Area. The path, a loop of about two kilometers that takes about half an hour to walk, winds along a picturesque fossil dune from the Pliocene, offering views that range from dense centuries-old oak forests to breathtaking overlooks of the sea.
