Rodi Garganico is a town of 3,702 inhabitants located in the province of Foggia and belonging to the Gargano National Park. A famous seaside resort that has repeatedly won the Blue Flag recognition for the quality of the waters and beaches.

The town extends near Lake Varano, a green area rich in vegetation made of olive trees, pine trees, carob trees and fig trees; the historic center & egrave; on the contrary in medieval style and is characterized by narrow uphill alleys lined by typical Apulian white houses. Famous for the production of citrus fruits, Rodi Garganico was one of the first cities to import and export its products thanks to the construction of the new port, a fundamental point of connection. The new structure of the latter has also favored the formation of an oasis in which marine fauna (horses and starfish) has been recreated for a long time in the area. Among the many historical and artistic beauties of Rodi Garganico it is to be counted the Church of Madonna della Libera so called because to her inside is preserved the painting of the Madonna della Libera, donated in 1453 by the Venetians who tried to safeguard as many sacred paintings as possible against the invasions of the Saracens.

The wealth of history, the beauty of the territory and the welcoming locals make Rodi Garganico one of the most frequented places by numerous tourists coming from every part. In addition, the modern accommodation of Rodi Garganico makes the visitors' stay fun and relaxing.