Bologna 208 kms;
Florence 322 Kms;
Milan 427 Kms;
Rome 291 Kms;
London 1784 kms;
Paris 1326 Kms;
Bonn 755 Kms.

By Road to Le Marche

Autostrada a 14.

By train to Le Marche

To Falconara Airport, Ancona:
Daily flights by Alitalia via Milan & Rome.
To Falconara Airport, Ancona:
Charter Flights (Summer Season).
To Bologna Airport plus 90 mins train to Ancona:
Daily flights by Alitalia & British Airways.
To Rimini Airport:
Charter Flights (Summer Season).

Driving Le Marche

Though driving in Italy is considered by some to be a nightmare, in this part of Italy it is comparatively easy once driving on the right has been mastered. The freedom of a car offers the opportunity to discover little hamlets in spectacular countryside. Further informations is available from the A.A. & RAC. Motorways in this area mainly dual carriageways, the outside lane when safe to do so. Tolls are payable on the motorways.

Travelling by Train

Whether travelling first or second class, rail travel is cheaper than in England. Language is never too much of a problem, but get to the station early if you should need help. Important to remember train tickets have to be validated in the machine, usually located near the doors leading to platforms.

Travelling by Bus is cheaper still and equally easy. It could be a great adventure at very small cost, with pratically every village accessible. Tickets for buses are usually sold at tobacconist or in sweet & newspaper shops. If unable to find a ticket office or the bus is due to depart, ask the driver. He will even delay the departure for you!
Same rules apply, tickets have to be validated on the bus.

Travelling by Taxi

Like most European Countries, this means of transport is quite expensive. It's advisable to ask the taxi driver beforehand how much your intended journey will cost. This will avoid surprises.

Beaches in Le Marche

With the exception of certain free areas, most beaches are pay beaches. Don't let this put you off, there are considerable benefits. Prices vary from one area to another, for a beach umbrella with small central table , 1 beach bed, 1 deck chair, plus changing rooms, hot shower and a snack bar. If booked for a week, that same place, table, bed & chair will be reserved for you.
Come and go as you please - NO towel wars in Le Marche. Moreover your beach area is cleaned for you every day. Some hotels have their own beach area, others may have an arrangement for their residents. It may be cheaper to ask the hotel.

Hotels

Most hotels are family run and staff are always ready to assist. English speaking receptionists are normally employed.
Even if your Italian is not that perfect, don't worry, have a go, if a touch of French or German is going to get you understood, why not! Breakfast is continental style. Surprisingly, tea is drunk as much as coffee.
A travelling electric converter is a MUST, some hotels do keep one for emergencies.