Cretaccio​

Latest page update: 3 August 2025
By: Dion Protani
The islet of Cretaccio is one of the four Tremiti Islands, situated in the Adriatic Sea and within the Province of Foggia.

Measuring just 4 hectares, Cretaccio is the smallest island in the archipelago and is both uninhabited and without places to eat or drink. The Tremiti Islands can be reached from various seaside towns on the Gargano Peninsula such as Vieste or Rodi Garganico.
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Il Cretaccio
Province: Foggia

Region: Puglia

Size: 0.04 km²

Population: 0

Restaurants: 0

Recommended stay: Hotel Kyrie Isole Tremiti (San Domino)

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