Riccione Adventure

Address: Viale Torino, 16, 47838 Riccione (RN)
Maps: Open navigator
Phone: 331 937 3535
By car: A14 motorway, Riccione exit
By train: Riccione railway station, reachable on foot or by bus
Parking: Yes, nearby

Riccione Avventura is the adventure park nestled in Riccione's greenery, perfect for anyone looking for an active alternative to a day at the beach. Hidden among the town's pine trees and tall woodland, it's an acrobatic treetop course where you climb, cross Tibetan bridges, zip along cables and test yourself on obstacles at various heights.

You don't need to be an athlete or a professional climber: the courses are designed for everyone, from 3-year-olds to adults seeking an adrenaline rush. You put on the harness and helmet, listen to the safety briefing, and off you go, climbing among the branches like you did as a kid, but this time with safety ropes.

The courses: something for everyone

The park offers several acrobatic courses with increasing difficulty, each at a different height among the trees. You start with the lower, simpler courses for younger children, and work your way up (literally) to the more challenging ones for teenagers and adults. Each course is a sequence of suspended passages: rope bridges, swinging logs, nets to cross, platforms to reach and final zip lines that deliver the missing adrenaline kick.

For the little ones: adventure within reach

The baby and junior courses are designed for children aged 3 and up, with limited heights and passages that are fun but never scary. The little ones always move with their safety harness clipped to a continuous lifeline, and parents can follow them from the ground step by step. Crossing a suspended net tunnel or walking across a wobbly bridge becomes an epic feat for a child, and the proud face at the end of the course is worth everything.

For teenagers and adults: time to get serious

The advanced courses raise the bar: greater heights, more technical passages and longer zip lines. Here strength alone isn't enough, you need balance, focus and a dash of courage to tackle the Tibetan bridges suspended among the trees several metres above the ground. It's the kind of activity that works brilliantly for groups of friends, corporate team building, stag and hen parties, or simply for anyone who wants to do something different from the usual. And yes, even the adults who initially say "I'll just watch" end up wanting to have a go.

Safety and group fun

Safety at Riccione Avventura is the absolute priority. Before setting off on any course, you receive a full briefing, put on a professional harness with carabiners and helmet, and are always clipped to a continuous lifeline. Instructors are present and monitor every passage. The park is perfect for groups: families, friend groups, birthday parties or corporate events. The experience of facing challenges among the trees together creates memories (and laughs) that last a long time.

💡 "Pro" Tips for a stress-free visit

Riccione Avventura is an outdoor experience, so a few practical tips are essential:

1. The right clothing: Closed, comfortable shoes are mandatory (no flip-flops, sandals or sliders, they won't let you climb). Wear comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a bit dirty. Gloves are provided by the park.

2. Booking recommended: Especially in peak season and at weekends, the park can fill up quickly. A phone call or online booking saves you the wait and guarantees your spot.

3. How long do you need? Between briefing, courses and breaks, allow roughly 2–3 hours for the full experience. It's the perfect activity for the morning or late afternoon, when the sun isn't too strong.

4. Weather matters: The park is outdoors among the trees, so in the event of heavy rain or thunderstorms the activity is suspended for safety. Check the forecast before you go and, if in doubt, call the park to confirm.

Practical Information

How to get there: Riccione Avventura is on Viale Torino, in Riccione's green heart, easily reachable on foot or by bike from the town centre and the seafront. By car, simply follow signs for the town centre from the Riccione motorway exit.

Parking: There is no dedicated car park, but free and paid parking spaces are easily found in the surrounding streets.

Accessibility: The park is set in a natural green area. The communal areas are accessible, but the acrobatic courses require a minimum level of mobility for climbing and balance.

Where to eat: There are no refreshment points inside, but the park is in an area of Riccione packed with bars, piadina stands and restaurants just a few minutes' walk away.

Riccione Avventura is the half-day you didn't know you wanted. A perfect alternative to the beach, a way to get moving in the fresh air and feel like a kid again among the trees. And when you come down from the last course with a smile and tired arms, you realise that a holiday tastes different when you add a bit of adventure.