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Mattinata is a tipical and characteristic village inside the Gargano National park.
This is the most extensive National Park in Italy.
The Gargano Promontory in Apulia, due to its shape, is considered to be “Italy’s spur.†This promontory, projecting itself out into the Adriatic Sea, is almost entirely covered by a massive and mountainous carsic rock. Leafy vegetation, a crystalline sea, evocative places, a faithful people and the genuine tastes of this zone are its fundamental characteristics. One of nature’s jewels, it rests under the tutelage of the National Park, which also covers the Umbra Forest, the marine reserve of the Tremiti Islands and the coastal lakes of Lesina and Varano.