Fossacesia publishes tender for camper area on the South Promenade

Former Apple and Tesla engineers have developed the fully electric Pebble Flow caravan. It features solar panels, a large battery, and remote control capability.

According to the Camping Report 2026 (CaRe) by Campeggi.com, searches for campsites and tourist villages in Italy increased by 34% compared to 2025. Family trips dominate (77% of searches), with 65% of travelers preferring bungalows and mobile homes. International demand rose from 22% to 48%, led by Germany (21%), Switzerland (8%), and Austria (6%). Among Italians, Liguria is the top destination (16%), while Sardinia leads for foreigners.

An InsideEVs journalist tested the Pebble Flow electric travel trailer, developed by former Tesla and Apple employees. The model features electric wheel drive, self-parking, and iPad control. The Founder's Edition costs $179,000, with a base model expected in late 2026 for $113,500.

On June 1, the camper van 'Enzo' of Sea Shepherd Italia will be in Senigallia for meetings and educational activities focused on protecting sea turtles and the Mediterranean. The event is organized in collaboration with Cimasub and Lega Navale.

A magistrate in Ravenna annulled two fines totaling about €300 issued to a Romani woman for parking her caravan at Piazza Ravaioli in Classe. The judge ruled that parking a camper is not camping if the vehicle does not rest on the ground, produce waste, or exceed its footprint.

Local police in Alghero fined a motorhome owner at least €500 for turning a parking spot into unauthorized camping. The violation occurred near Don Bosco church: the owner had set up an awning, placed tables and chairs, and lowered the stabilizers. Under Article 185 of the Highway Code, a motorhome is considered parked only if it rests on its wheels, does not occupy more space than the vehicle itself, and discharges nothing. Otherwise, it is classified as camping, which is strictly prohibited in urban areas and protected zones.