PLANA RESORT

Structure

The property is a place where nature, comfort and relaxation come together.Plana resort is part of the Eco-Park of the Mediterranean, an area of ​​over 40 hectares with two swimming lakes just 30 minutes from Naples and the Gulf of Gaeta. The natural park is bounded by the reserve of Lake Falciano, the WWF oasis of Monte Massico and the oasis of the Variconi. It is entirely dedicated to leisure, wellness, sport and congress activities with facilities that can accommodate 500 people.

Rooms and lodges on the lake

The rooms have a basic style but at the same time cared for down to the last detail to offer the customer maximum comfort in full respect of nature.
The lodges are built on stilts along the edges of the main lake, immersed in an evocative setting of greenery that almost hides them from view. Made of fir wood, with insulated walls, they are composed of a bedroom, a dressing room with wardrobe and a bathroom with shower. Each accommodation has a sun terrace from which you can directly access the lake.
Comfort room: air conditioning, bathroom with bathtub, television, minibar
Lodge on the lake: air conditioning, bathroom with shower, terrace on the lake, canoe supplied, television, minibar

Services

24 hour reception, restaurant, bicycle storage, TV room, bar, pool bar, garden, terrace, congress hall, parking, baby-sitter service, miniclub, playground, outdoor pool with sunbeds and umbrellas, tennis courts, bike rental , pedal boats, riding stables, wellness center (sauna, solarium, whirlpool, massage)

Sports activities

Water skiing, Wakeboard, Canoeing, Biking, Walking and running, Horseback riding, Table football, Tennis, Basketball, Beach volleyball, Baby swimming-pool, Playground, Archery, ping-pong

The dog resort created with the dog museum

A special wing of the resort is entirely dedicated to the owners of a dog.
Here both will enjoy maximum comfort. Everything is designed to guarantee an experience of "natural freedom" to the owner and the dog: foof, dogs and people.
terrace with fenced area
small beach reserved for dogs
Catering service

Animal Friends

Small pets allowed upon notification at the time of booking. An extra charge of € 10 per day is payable locally

Conditions

Check in: from 2.00 pm onwards

Check out: by 10 am

Castel Volturno and surroundings

Plana Resort is in a strategic position:
Gulf of Gaeta 30 min
Naples 30 min
Caserta 30 min
Pompeii 1 h
Sorrento Coast 1 h
Mondragone 10 min

Mondragone
Foof dog museum
Foof is the first dog museum in Italy, it wants to be the recognition and celebration of the relationship between the dog and the man, a complex relationship to which all its heterogeneity must be returned in order not to risk appearing obvious and banal. The daily life is full of many experiences in which the tenderness of a puppy passes through our eyes, the faculty that a dog has to give affection, the attitude to work that he is able to exhibit in the various tasks, the exaltation of his physical abilities . but it must not make us forget the other thousand facets, sometimes dramatic and exasperated, of the relationship between man and dog.

Pozzuoli
Flavian Amphitheater of Pozzuoli
The Flavian Amphitheater was commissioned by the Emperor Vespasiano and inside there were theatrical performances, musical concerts and the inevitable fight of gladiators. Some sources also tell of real naval battles, possible thanks to a mechanism that allowed to flood the lower part of the arena. During the Middle Ages the Flavian Amphitheater of Pozzuoli was buried by the volcanic debris that have preserved its undergrounds intact. During the visit you will see the systems of chains and pulleys used to bring from the basement to the arena the cages of the fairs against which gladiators fought
The Solfatara volcano in Pozzuoli
The Solfatara di Pozzuoli is one of the most particular active volcanoes in the world and its presence in the Phlegraean Fields is of vital importance for the whole area around Naples. The magma that simmers under the "Ardent Fields" finds its own outlet in this volcano, which keeps under control the pressure of the underground gas. The Solfatara does not have the classic aspect of the volcano: no sharp mountains with smoking mouths, but only a very hot expanse of land, inside which there are lakes of mud in boiling.

Acropolis of Cumae
The relief on which stands the acropolis of Cuma (h 80 m above sea level) is made to the north and east by precalderic trachytic lavas associated with brecce and scoria referable to the "Early Flegrei Period" (dated between 42,000 and 35,000 years ago ), while its core and its eastern and southern part is characterized by postcalderic yellow tuffs of the "Second Flegrei Period" (dated 35,000-10,500 years ago), remains of the primordial volcano of the Phlegraean Fields whose crater (having a diameter of km 15 ca and epicenter Pozzuoli) consists of the mountains of Licola-S.Severino, from the northern ridge of Quarto, from the Camaldoli hill, from the hill of Posillipo, and from Monte di Procida.
Naples: 40 KM
The capital of Campania is a destination for tourists who are enchanted by its innumerable beauties, among which we mention:
Castel Nuovo or Maschio Angioino, is one of the most famous Neapolitan monuments and a cornerstone, in the Middle Ages, of the Angevin first, then the Aragonese, then the Bourbon power finally
San Carlo Theater
the "temple" of the Neapolitan lyric, inaugurated in 1737
Royal Palace of Capodimonte
a splendid eighteenth-century creation of the Bourbons that overlooks the city of Naples
Royal Palace
the sumptuous seventeenth-century residence built in honor of the King of Spain and hosting a series of elegant rooms, many of which still have splendid eighteenth-century decorations. Very interesting is the National Library "Vittorio Emanuele" with texts inherited from the Farnese Library Fund.

Piazza del Plebiscito
home to numerous often televised events. The square is decorated in the middle by two statues: one depicting Carlo di Borbone (from Canova), the other, Ferdinando I. Furthermore, the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola is located right on the square
Chapel of San Severo
made by the noble family of Sangro. Inside the Chapel are kept the famous "Anatomical Machines" (object of study by Raimondo di Sangro) and the enchanting Cristo Velato by Giuseppe Sanmartino. San Gregorio Armeno is a monastery of Byzantine origin, like the nuns who founded it in the VIII century. Inside, it is possible to admire the frescoes by Luca Giordano depicting the arrival of the nuns in Naples with the relics of the saint that gives the church its name .;
Via San Biagio Dei Librai
ancient Neapolitan cultural site, where many bookshops are currently concentrated
Via Toledo
one of the favorite routes of the Neapolitans, built by the homonymous king who ordered the opening as an axis of expansion of the city. During the unification of Italy, Rome was nominated. Nowadays, via Toledo is also well known for the presence, along the way, of shops of important fashion houses known worldwide, for shopping lovers, it is the preferred destination.

Pompei
Excavations of Pompeii Pompeii. Known nationally, and not only, the excavations of Pompeii remain the main "attraction" for tourists. The archaeological excavations of Pompeii have returned the remains of the ancient city of Pompeii buried under a blanket of lapilli and ash in 1979 due to the eruption of Vesuvius. The excavations, initiated by the will of Charles III of Bourbon, are one of the best testimonies of Roman civilization as well as the best preserved city of that era.
Sorrento Coast
A few kilometers from Naples, you can admire the Sorrento Peninsula and the Amalfi Coast. The Amalfi Coast is the most famous stretch of coast in the world for its naturalistic beauty. Considered World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Costiera takes its name from the city of Amalfi, the central nucleus of the coast, not only geographically but also historically.
Caserta
In Caserta it is possible to visit the majestic Palazzo Reale, better known as La Reggia di Caserta. A splendid example of Italian Neoclassicism known throughout the world, the Royal Palace was built at the behest of Charles Borbone in the mid-eighteenth century. by Luigi Vanvitelli. One of the known parts of the Palace, beyond the majestic rooms, is the vast park, which includes more than 100 hectares and is interiorly decorated with fountains and water features. The visit of Caserta continues with Casertavecchia, a medieval village, where in the Piazza del Vescovo stands the Romanesque Cathedral.