Blue  Flag  Locations  in  Abruzzo​

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
The Blue Flag locations in Abruzzo relate to the beaches that are recognised on an annual basis by the association that governs the scheme to promote clean water and a healthy environment.

A total of 49 countries around the world participate in the Blue Flag programme which carries out regular and rigorous checks to ensure that all bathing areas meet their strict criteria.

In 2021 there were more than 400 beaches given the award in Italy with 13 towns in Abruzzo named among them. You can see the updated list via the Bandiera Blu website link below. 
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Silvi  Marina

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Silvi Marina, Abruzzo

Marina  di  Vasto

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Marina di Vasto, Abruzzo

Fossacesia  Marina

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Fossacesia Marina, Abruzzo

Lake  Scanno

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Lake Scanno, Abruzzo

Giulianova

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Giulianova, Abruzzo

Tortoreto  Lido

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Tortoreto Lido, Abruzzo

Roseto  degli  Abruzzi

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Roseto degli Abruzzi

San  Salvo  Marina

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San Salvo Marina, Abruzzo

Pineto  degli  Abruzzi

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Pineto degli Abruzzi

Villalago

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Villalago, Abruzzo

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