#makethedifference | Cavallino Treporti Tourist Park

The Pinewood is alive, help us protect it!

– Take home only memories, not seeds or plants
– Waste? Better take it with you: the pinewood will remain a precious place
– Stay on paths and boardwalks: the best way to explore the pinewood without disturbing it
– Every little plant matters: tread lightly and let them grow
– Flowers and fruits are the treasure of the pinewood: admire them, don’t pick them
– Smoke scares the trees: it reminds them of fire. No cigarettes here!
– Enjoy the silence: many small creatures live here
– Respect the balance of the pinewood: do not introduce plants or animals
– Four-legged friends are not allowed here, even on a leash

Dunes and Sea: a delicate balance

– Help the dunes stay authentic: do not bring other plants
– Take your litter with you, so the wind will carry only sand, not plastic
– Walk on the boardwalks: they connect sea and land without harming them
– Avoid stepping on the plants: their roots hold the sand together
– Flowers and fruits are the jewels of the dunes: admire them, don’t pick them
– Here you breathe sea breeze: keep the air clean, no cigarettes!
– Listen to the rustle of the wind and the song of the sea: no shouting, here quiet reigns
– Respect this habitat: do not introduce plants or animals
– Dogs are allowed only in designated areas and on a leash: dunes are home to Kentish plovers, let’s protect them

Ride with style, enjoy safely!

– Follow the right path: if there is a cycle lane, use it! If it’s shared with pedestrians, be kind and give them space
– Keep to the right: always cycle on the right side and, if you’re in a group, ride in single file
– Ride safely: no racing side by side, leave room for everyone
– Slow down where needed: ride carefully, ready to brake if someone crosses
– Follow the signs: arrows, stripes and signals are your travel companions
– Stop off the path: if you need to stop, move to a safe area or onto the sidewalk
– Park properly: no bikes scattered around! Use racks or dedicated areas
– No towing, no improvised passengers: carry someone only with the right seat or trailer
– Lights and bell ready: make sure your bike is always visible and audible, especially in the evening
– Respect courtyards and private property: even if there are no fences, don’t enter

Taste the territory with flavour and curiosity!

– Choose local and seasonal: fruit and vegetables are tastier, fresher and kinder to the environment
– Try traditional recipes: let yourself be guided towards delicious and sustainable choices
– Discover the stories behind food: ask where it comes from and how it is prepared – every product has a tale to share
– Take home authentic flavour: buy directly from producers or from shops that know them personally
– Meet the people behind the plate: visit farms, the fishing house and the fishing valleys, experience it with the protagonists
– Love food, don’t waste it: serve yourself only what you can eat, every bite is precious

Experience culture with respect and sensitivity!

– Look carefully: admire the details without touching what is fragile or ancient
– Speak softly: let everyone enjoy the silence and the atmosphere of the place
– Follow the marked routes: they protect the site and help you discover every corner
– Photograph with respect: no flash where forbidden and enjoy the moment even without a screen
– Leave no trace: no writing, chewing gum or litter, take away only memories
– Respect opening times and rules: every place has its own rhythm, follow it to enjoy the visit fully
– Listen to the stories: join guided tours or read the panels, you’ll discover secrets and curiosities
– Share kindly: if you take photos or videos, tell the story of the place without disturbing others

If you love it, respect it

– Take your rubbish home and dispose of it in separate collection bins
– Give the environment a hand: reduce plastic and refill your bottle at the fountains around the area whenever you can
– Walk or cycle if possible: there’s a whole world out there to discover
– Observe animals from a distance and avoid noises that might scare them
– Remember: the sea is linked to the land, everything that goes into drains ends up there
– Switch off lights and air conditioning when you are not at home
– If you want to fish at sea, respect the times and swimmers, and leave nothing behind
– Don’t waste water: every drop counts