Camping Rosolina Mare Club has embarked on a path of sustainability by adopting the Global Sustainable Tourism Council’s standard for sustainable tourism, discover here our sustainability policy. 

 

To achieve our improvement goals we need your support: knowing the area and its history and discovering what makes it special is the first step to living it with respect and awareness. Here are some tips on how to do this during your holiday!

 

Discover the destination’s sites of cultural and historical interest

If you include places of religious worship such as churches or others in your visit, remember to wear appropriate clothing, so that shoulders should be covered and shorts not too short. You can take a towel or scarf with you to cover yourself when you enter a church. Also, always check the regulations of the places you will visit and respect the rules indicated to help safeguard the site of interest.

 

Support local craftsmanship

To take home with you a souvenir of your trip to the Po Delta area, choose to purchase local handicrafts characterised by the use of local products. Among the typical creations that recall tradition you can find wicker baskets, sorghum brooms and painted tiles. Another  element that has always been part of the daily life of the families that lived in this area is ‘tivaro’, i.e. clay, which was used by adults and children to create all kinds of objects, from bricks to musical instruments. The most representative of the local craftsmanship are undoubtedly the ocarinas, small wind instruments with a crystal-clear sound and modelled on the likeness of animals, once created to liven up village festivals and for the amusement of young and old alike. For more than a hundred years, the Fecchio family on the island of Ariano has carried on this tradition to this day, welcoming visitors to their workshop to watch and participate in the various stages of clay working that give life to these artistic creations. Have a look at their website for more information on visits.  

The local flora is also the protagonist of artistic creations: you can find bookmarks, postcards, and original pictures, made with dried flowers and wild herbs, or even essential oils and cosmetics formulated with wild or locally grown plants. If you are in this area between June and July, don’t miss a visit to the lavender fields of the Ca’ Mello oasis in Porto Tolle, where you can not only buy products created with this fragrant plant, but also admire the magnificent purple fields in bloom (more information here).

 

Get to know the flavours of the land and the sea 

The Po Delta is a land rich in biodiversity also from a gastronomic point of view. Its strong point is undoubtedly represented by the products of fishing and mussel farming, a tradition handed down from father to son that makes it possible to cultivate precious seafood with an authentic flavour in our lagoons and sacs.

Another excellence of the area is the cultivation of rice, which has allowed the recovery of lands reclaimed from the waters, and today offers a product with unique properties.

There are, however, other excellences that stand out for their unique flavours on Delta tables: honey, present with different varieties (from the classic millefiori honey, to acacia honey, beach honey, sandbarna honey… to the recent lavender honey); Chioggia IGP radicchio, a product of excellence from the Rosolina area; Gin Caleri, a unique product already appreciated by leading experts; the sweet Delta melon and many others.

 

Taste traditional dishes

Through gastronomy one can relive the history of an area, its culture and its people… In fact, the cuisine of the Po Delta is characterised by its most traditional products such as rice, fish and vegetables, but it is also influenced by the Venetian culture along with other more modern ones. 

Spaghetti alle vongole (spaghetti with clams) and zuppetta di cozze (mussel soup) are among the best ways to enjoy the delicious seafood cultivated in the lagoon, while polenta (a cream made with corn flour), tagliatelle or risotto are excellent accompaniments to enhance the flavour of typical Delta inlands products such as mushrooms, truffles and pumpkins. Lovers of sweets can’t miss the traditional dry desserts, such as pumpkin pinza, Esse from Adria or Perseghi Rossi.

 

Buy the best seasonal products from local producers

Farmers, fishermen, beekeepers,… the local producers of the Po Delta are the first to know that respecting the environment around us and its seasonality is essential for quality products. If you want to take home a piece of local cuisine, choose to buy from those who care about our territory (you can find a list of producers here) and prefer seasonal products (fruit and vegetables, but also fish!).

Fish markets are the right place to find fish freshly caught in our sea every day by fishermen who care about the environmental protection of the marine ecosystem. The good news is that you don’t have to go far: once a week the fish market comes directly to our camp!

 

Take part in popular festivals

Village festivals are able to combine the culture, traditions, and gastronomy of an area with fun for young and old, so if you are lucky enough to be here at the right time of year, you can’t miss them! 

Rosolina celebrates its patron saint on 16 August with the Antica Sagra di San Rocco, a festival of music that will fill the streets of the centre for the entire weekend. 

If you are here in July, on the other hand, you cannot miss the not-too-distant Sagra del Pesce di Chioggia (Fish Festival of Chioggia), a festival dedicated to the flavours of the sea and the lagoon, rediscovering the traditions of fishermen where the town is transformed into a large open-air restaurant.

If you would like to know about events or cultural and environmental initiatives that will take place in the Po Delta area during your holiday, you can consult the complete list here.

 

Visit the destination’s natural sites

The Po Delta is a unique territory, created by water and the work of man, where the best way to enjoy the beauty of nature is through slow tourism experiences.

For those who want to relax, the sandy beaches of Rosolina are the ideal place: natural beaches with all comforts, flanked by a large pine forest, healthy and safe environments for adults and children.

Those who prefer movement will be able to choose whether to explore the area on foot or by bicycle, thanks to countless bicycle touring itineraries equipped with all services, or also by sailing on one of the river cruises that cross the many waterways of the Po and its Delta or by canoe.

Animals and plants lovers will be able to admire them here by taking part in a birdwatching session, a photo hunt among the hidden oases, or by visiting the Porto Caleri Botanical Garden. 

Whichever way you choose to visit the Po Delta Park, please remember that it is an environment that must be respected and protected to keep it intact for future generations. That is why care must be taken in the behaviour to be adopted, remembering that the action of one individual, if repeated by thousands, can become a serious problem. Here are some rules of behaviour to follow:

• Do not abandon waste but throw it in the waste bins or take it home with you
• Do not abandon cigarette butts which, besides being waste, could cause dangerous fires
• Admire flowers, insects, plants and fruits but leave them where they are and do not pick them up
• Use bicycles only on designated roads
• Choose to camp only in designated areas 
• Lower your voice so as not to disturb the wildlife

 

Book visits with licensed guides and tour leaders

To learn more about this area and the delicate balance between the environment and its inhabitants, choose to be led by expert tourist and nature guides in our visitor centres to discover its history: they will make you look at nature with different eyes and help you learn new and interesting things.

 

For further information:

https://www.parcodeltapo.org/Ehome.php

https://www.visitdeltapo.it/en/ 

 

 

Best practices to respect the environment

 

Do you know protected species?

All species of mosses and lichens, grasses and shrubs that have a natural and spontaneous distribution in all territories subject to the hydrogeological constraint of the region, such as the Po Delta Regional Park, are considered protected. 

It is forbidden to collect protected species or parts of them, discover them here.

For specimens of spontaneous flora other than those listed above, the total daily collection per person of a maximum of 1 kg of wild asparagus, mosses and lichens in their fresh state and six flowering stems is permitted.

Damage to, uprooting or removal of the plant or part of it is prohibited at all times.

 

Would you like to pick some mushrooms or truffles?

Mushroom picking in the Veneto Po Delta Regional Park territory is governed by a regional regulation with the aim of protecting the balance of the delicate local ecosystems.

To pick mushrooms in the Park territory, you must follow these instructions:

• You must be in possession of the appropriate authorisation for mushroom picking, which can be purchased from the Park Authority at the following online portal
• It is possible to collect a total of up to 2 kg of mushrooms per person per day (of which no more than 1 kg of particular species, including Porcini, Pioppini, Finferli, and other species listed here)
• For non-residents, mushroom picking is permitted on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays and on all public holidays during the period from 15 September to 15 December
• It is prohibited to pick mushrooms at night, from one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise
• Mushrooms must be cleaned briefly at the picking site and transported in rigid, ventilated containers
• It is forbidden to damage or destroy mushrooms left on the ground or the ground itself
• It is forbidden to pick mushrooms at the Coastal Botanical Garden in Porto Caleri (Rosolina)
• It is strongly recommended NOT to pick mushrooms you do not know: poisonous mushrooms create health problems and can sometimes be fatal.

 

Truffle hunting and gathering in Veneto is free in woods and non-cultivated land, provided that these are not reserved for the exclusive use of the owner (indicated by a special sign).

In order to collect truffles, gatherers must be in possession of an appropriate suitability card. Harvesting authorisations are valid throughout the entire national territory. The card is issued following a special examination.

The search must be carried out with the help of one or a maximum of two dogs, and digging is permitted with the possible use of the “vanghetto” or “vanghella” and must be limited to the point where the dog started it. Holes opened for truffle extraction must be immediately afterwards filled in with the previously removed earth and the ground must be levelled. 

Truffle picking is prohibited during the night, from one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise. Truffle picking is permitted at different times depending on the species, as indicated here.

 

Would you like to practice sports fishing?

To engage in amateur sports fishing in the free inland waters of the Veneto region (which also include lagoons), you must purchase a sports fishing licence (more details here). To engage in amateur sport fishing at sea, simply register free of charge on the website of the Italian Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry by clicking here.

 

Amateur and professional fishing is permitted without time restrictions. 

It is forbidden to fish with any gear from above bridges open to public vehicular transit and at a distance of less than 10 metres, both upstream and downstream, from dams proper, ladders, trestles, sluices and water pumps. The distance to be respected concerns both the position of the angler and the position of the bait or gear being fished. The angler should take care that there are no bathers in the chosen fishing area and in the area of hooks/bait/gear. 

Fishing in frozen waters and during complete or incomplete artificial dryness of reservoirs or watercourses is prohibited.

An angler arriving at a later time must keep a distance of at least 15 metres from another angler already on the spot, so as not to hinder the angler’s exercise.

 

Furthermore, the angler must respect and take care of the chosen fishing spot, cleaning the area at the end of the operation, remembering that it is forbidden to leave bait, fish or rubbish along the banks and in the water.

 

The amateur-sport fisherman is allowed to catch no more than a total of 5 kg of fish, molluscs and crustaceans per day, even if they are of different species. However, the angler may not catch more than 5 salmonids per day. The sale of the catch is prohibited.

For reasons of protection and preservation of fish fauna, the catching of certain species during certain periods is completely forbidden (see Art. 29 of the following Regulations for details). Fish caught during prohibited periods or smaller than the minimum size must be immediately returned to the water with the utmost care.

 

It is permitted to use natural and artificial bait for fishing, with the exception of fish eggs, blood and its derivatives as well as animal entrails. It is forbidden to use explosive, toxic or polluting material, or the use of electricity as a means of killing or stunning fish. 

 

Spearfishing is only permitted at sea and in inland maritime waters (Zone C), i.e. in inland salt and brackish water basins (such as lagoons), exclusively by free diving. Spearfishing is prohibited from one hour before sunset to one hour after sunrise. During the dive, the spearfisherman is obliged to signal his presence by means of a float.

 

How to deal with wildlife? 

The rule to remember is that wild animals should be left alone. The Po Delta Park is rich in fauna that fascinates tourists and photographers. This fauna is part of the Park’s heritage and if disturbed may decide to ‘move in’ and abandon its home.

Different species have different breeding seasons and locations. Do not try to get close but observe the animals from a distance so they can eat peacefully.

Remember that the use of a drone must be authorised and under no circumstances can it disturb the animals to obtain special images.

Dogs are allowed in the Po Delta Park, but always on a leash and in accordance with current regulations. Dogs are not allowed to roam freely around the Park, because they may encounter wildlife that, even if not directly attacked by the animal, may suffer great stress.

 

 

Every moment of your holiday you can do something to make it a little more sustainable. Don’t worry, it is not difficult! First of all, respect the campsite rules. Then, here are some simple things to keep in mind, both while on and off the campsite, that can contribute to the health of our planet:

• Limit energy consumption: turn off the light when you are not in the bungalow, remember to close the window when you turn on the air conditioning, do not leave electrical appliances on when you are not using them. 
• Don’t waste water: don’t leave the tap running when you don’t need it, wash your clothes and towels only when necessary and not necessarily on a daily basis
• Choose means of transport with the least impact: if you can, reach your destination by public transport and leave your car at home! Please remember that in high season, the Rosolina area is very crowded and it becomes very difficult to travel by car, both because of the traffic and because of the limited availability of parking spaces near tourist attractions. Once at your destination, prefer to travel by public transport or by bicycle to explore the surroundings. If you want to rent a vehicle locally, look for an electric alternative. 
• Don’t contribute to noise pollution: respect wildlife and your bungalow neighbours, turn down your voice and music and enjoy the magical sounds of nature.
• Limit emissions when you eat: even the choice of what we eat can make a big contribution to limiting polluting emissions. Try to limit excessive consumption of meat and fish, as these are the foods that cause the most emissions during their production. When you do decide to eat them, remember to prefer local products, and this applies to everything you eat, even better if it is organic and in season.

 

Accessible tourism experiences in and around Rosolina

Rosolina Mare has two bathing establishments that are also accessible to those with motor disabilities, as they are equipped with means and services that make it as easy as possible for wheelchairs or those with physical disabilities to move around, so they can enjoy a relaxing and peaceful seaside holiday. These are Bagno Azzurro, in Via delle Campanule, and Bagno Primavera Beach, in Piazzale Europa.

To immerse yourself in the Po Delta and get to know its natural environment at close, various types of boat trips are offered with boats that are also accessible to people with impaired mobility (you can find the accessible boat trips available from the operator that has an agreement with the Po Delta Park here).

The Holiday Village Rosolina Mare Club is committed to pursuing sustainability in all its forms. That is why we decided to have a code of ethics, which guides all our activities. Below are the fundamental principles of our code, which are derived from the 10 Principles of the UN Global Compact. 

 

HUMAN RIGHTS.

1. Our facility respects human rights and employees are encouraged to report issues.
2. Exploitation of human beings in any form, and in particular sexual exploitation, especially referring to children, is contrary to the fundamental objectives of tourism and constitutes a denial of it. As such, in accordance with international law, it is strictly opposed.
3. Our facility rejects all forms of forced labor and the confiscation of the employee’s identity documents. Workers are allowed freedom of movement.
4. Child labor is never allowed. The minimum age of employees is 16 or 15 under school-to-work projects. Employees under the age of 18 may not work the night shift or perform risky or heavy work.
5. Our facility ensures that no Employee is discriminated against or mistreated because of gender, nationality, sexual identity, color, ethnicity or religious belief, disability, or sexual orientation. Diversity and equal opportunity are encouraged, including in career advancement.
6. No one shall be subjected to corporal punishment, unlawful deprivation of liberty or physical, sexual, psychological or verbal abuse. Salary deductions used as a disciplinary measure are not allowed.
7. Our facility respects the freedom of association of all Employees and their right to collective bargaining. All employees have full freedom to join a union and to appoint representatives to express their professional interests without fear of punishment, persecution or other forms of retaliation.

 

WORKING CONDITIONS

1. A written contract is made for each employee, regardless of whether the employment relationship is temporary or permanent. The written contract shall at least contain information on working hours, notice period, salary, salary range, and overtime compensation.
2. All employees shall receive a fair salary that covers a reasonable standard of living for the employee. This standard of living includes food, clothing, housing, medical care, social services and insurance. An allowance for overtime is paid.
3. All employees receive a paycheck stating their salary, number of hours worked and any legal deductions, and overtime allowance, if applicable.
4. The number of working hours and rest hours shall comply with national regulations.
5. All employees are entitled to vacation pay, sick pay and paid parental leave.
6. Our facility creates a healthy and safe working environment. Injuries and accidents are recorded, reduced and prevented.
7. All employees have access to clean drinking water, toilets and a separate place for meals.
8. Hazardous work is documented, and our facility pays for and provides employees with appropriate protective equipment. All areas are well lit, ventilated, and an acceptable temperature and noise level are maintained. 
9. If housing is offered, each employee is offered a suitable, clean bed with separate sleeping areas, toilets and showers for men and women.
10. Our facility has satisfactory fire safety and evacuation procedures. All sites are equipped with fire alarms, fire extinguishers, and clearly marked and easily accessible evacuation routes and emergency exits. Fire drills are conducted regularly.
11. All products and services provided comply with all legal standards for consumer health and safety. Our facility provides clear information on the content, safe use, maintenance, storage, and disposal of products and services.

 

ENVIRONMENT

1. Our facility is committed to reducing its impact on the environment and public health and safety.
2. Our facility is committed to undertaking an environmental sustainability program with measurable goals to improve environmental and public health and safety levels. The program includes information on chemical and hazardous materials management, waste management, energy consumption, water consumption, transportation and travel, and emissions to air, water and soil.
3. Our facility has a risk management plan that prevents, reduces and controls serious damage to the environment.
4. Suppliers of products containing minerals from conflict zones such as tin, tungsten, tantalum and/or gold are required to have a policy and procedure to ensure traceability of these minerals.

COMBATING CORRUPTION

1. Corruption in all its forms, including but not limited to extortion, abuse of office, nepotism, fraud, and money laundering, are strictly prohibited.
2. No one shall offer, promise, give or accept, directly or indirectly, any payment, gift or benefit in exchange for special treatment with the intent to facilitate a sale or receive a personal or business advantage.
3. Our facility rejects any form of aiding and abetting mafia associations and complies with the Code of Anti-Mafia Laws and Prevention Measures.
4. All potential conflicts of interest are avoided. Business decisions are not influenced by personal relationships and/or interests.
5. Fair competition is respected. Market sharing, bid rigging and production restrictions are strictly prohibited.
6. Our facility complies with laws against corruption. The adoption and reporting of internal control measures is encouraged.
7. Our facility is committed to transparency. Systems are fostered to ensure accurate, regular, reliable and relevant information regarding its activities, structure, financial situation and business transactions. 

 

Employees and guests are encouraged to report any issues to management. Any incidents ascribable to the aforementioned cases will be punished with the application of legal regulations and the exclusion of the collaborator.

 

I, the undersigned Ghezzo Renzo as the LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE of the Holiday Village Rosolina Mare Club, approve the Code of Ethics.

SUSTAINABILITY POLICY OF THE TOURIST RESORT ROSOLINA MARE CLUB

 

Starting in 2023, we have decided to embark on a path towards greater sustainability, following

the international standard of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council. This scheme prompts us to evaluate the

sustainability of structures not only from the environmental point of view, but also from the management and social point of view

economic and cultural.

 

At Villaggio Turistico Rosolina Mare Club we are committed to a continuous improvement of our

sustainability, by increasing the positive impacts and reducing the negative impacts generated

from our business. This document summarises our sustainability objectives in the medium term.

deadline.

 

THE STRUCTURE

The Villaggio Turistico Rosolina Mare Club is a tourist accommodation overlooking the coast of Rosolina Mare

(Blue Flag since 2015) in the Veneto Regional Park of the Po Delta. It consists of 125 housing units

(Bungalows, Mobile Homes and Villas)The village is immersed in the pine forest and follows the typical morphology of the

territory, characterized by high heterogeneity and biodiversity, recognized by UNESCO in 2015. On

in front of the village are the fossil dunes of Rosolina, which we are committed to preserve

limiting our impact and raising the awareness of our guests.

The area of Rosolina Mare is subject to environmental and landscape constraints that have been incorporated by the Plan

Municipal Governor General. The Village conforms to these constraints, therefore its structures fit

well in the surrounding environment, without obstructing the view of the dense and lush pine forest.

 

ACCESSIBILITY

In the village Rosolina Mare Club there are 2 housing units of type “Villette Le Dune” in masonry

accessible to people with reduced mobility. The property is also accessible in all public places

(reception, beach, solarium swimming pool, restaurant, arena, playground) as barrier-free

architectural. The beach reserves for disabled guests the first row of umbrellas with adequate

flooring and equipment, as well as job chair for bathing.

 

OUR COMMITMENT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR TERRITORY

People at the centre

The tourist resort Rosolina Mare Club condemns all forms of exploitation, harassment and discrimination of

gender, ethnicity, religion or disability. For this reason it has a code of ethics visible at the link insert link.

Support for the community

Our village is part of a community and supports the people who are part of it:

we support with our donations: Doctors Without Borders Onlus, Doctors with Africa CUAMM and the

Parish of Rosolina. The latter in particular to give support to the associations present in our

territory.

The Villaggio Rosolina Mare Club hosts students of local institutes with the PCTO formula (Paths to the

transversal skills for guidance) during the summer months to bring young people closer to the world of

tourism giving them the opportunity to practice work experiences in line with the course of studies they are

undertaking.

 

In particular, we host students from the Higher Education Institute “Cristoforo Colombo” in Adria who

They can thus develop their knowledge of languages, especially English and German.

Since 2023, we have been committed to hiring people with disabilities, in collaboration with ULSS 5

Polesana with the project U.O.S.V.D. Disability (Working Integration Service) , offering them a job

in line with their abilities, under the supervision of tutors who actively follow them in the project

Formative.

Finally, we support with a financial contribution the local sports association “USD Albarella-Rosolina

Sea”.

Over the next 3 years we have set ourselves important goals to support the local community.

Firstly, we will continue the company policy already in place of hiring staff resident in the areas

by organising training courses to develop the skills needed to work in the

tourism sector. In addition, we will continue and expand the offer to young people in local schools.

Our employees, the most valuable resource

Our commitment to the territory also includes hiring local staff, contributing to

so to keep the community alive.From 2022 onwards, our employees can benefit from a

company welfare plan in collaboration with the company TreCuori S.p.a.S.B which makes available to them

different benefits. We firmly believe that this action will be more rewarding and rewarding for them.

support.

The Tourist Village Rosolina Mare Club aims for the next 3 years to further improve

the working conditions of its employees. To do this, the structure intends to provide continuing training,

create a harmonious and collaborative working environment and provide employees with optimal working conditions.

Thanks to these objectives, the village expects not only to achieve greater satisfaction with its own

employees, but also an improvement in the service. Among the many projects, we want to:

promote smart working for back-office staff and make working hours more flexible;

extend the company welfare plan already in place, provide equipment and work tools

cutting-edge, encouraging communication between employees and management by improving work processes

and promoting cooperation between departments.

 

Local and solidarity-based supply chain

Within the village, the catering service is managed by independent partners. With it Rosolina

Mare Club has started a dialogue to guarantee the offer of traditional dishes and local products in the

our gastronomic offer such as Sardinian in Saor, spaghetti with clams, mixed fried from the Adriatic and

Scardovari mussels.

In addition, there are also sustainable products such as the Coffee “La Reserva de Tierra Alteco Bio-

Organic Lavazza”, product with 4 ecological and fair trade certifications (Rainforest Alliance, USDA

Organic, Canada Organic and EU Bio Certification).

In addition, since 2023 the offer has been renewed with the inclusion of vegetarian and vegan proposals, sustainable and

Ethical.

Once a week, in front of the supermarket which is a short walk from the property, we host the

fish market, with the direct sale of fresh fish, from ITTICA ROSOLINA, a way to

introduce our guests to local fish and to encourage the activities of the area.

We collaborate with local companies providing our guests with information, leaflets and posters.

– Our guests can find on display the products of “Lavanda Polesana” company based in

Isola della Donzella which produces cosmetic products from its own lavender cultivation.

The company also organises experiences in its own fields, which we promote in our bulletin board.

– There are also the products of the Moretto farm of Porto Tolle, including different varieties

of rice, the Bionda del Delta del Po Veneto”, light beer of artisanal rice, and casloti simple or

spinning tell her, biscuits with typical recipes and gluten free.

 

To promote the products of the area we inform our guests of events and initiatives to make known the

culture and gastronomic tradition of the Po Delta. We want to raise awareness among our guests and partners

local authorities on the importance of making informed and responsible choices, supporting local production and

promoting the sustainable development of the territory. This will allow us to offer dishes prepared with

fresh and quality ingredients, grown and produced directly in the area where we are located. Through

purchase of territorial products, in fact, it is possible to support agriculture and local crafts, creating a

virtuous circle of economic and social development.

 

OUR ATTENTION TO THE PRESERVATION AND PROMOTION OF LOCAL CULTURE

The historical and cultural heritage of the Po Delta increases the value of the territory and must therefore be protected and protected.

Promoted. Our support for local culture is reflected in many ways.

First, we focus on raising the awareness of guests, the importance and protection of heritage

culturally. For example, we financially support Rosolina’s band, the Philharmonic

Vincenzo Bellini who boasts a long historical tradition in our town. It was founded in 1908 and

we want to continue to support it, firmly convinced that it is for everyone a cultural association from

Keep it alive.

Secondly, it is essential for us to promote the history and traditions of cultural heritage, in the context of

so that the public and our guests can appreciate its importance and benefit from it in a conscious way.

At the disposal of our guests there are informative brochures, printed and online about the main cultural sites of the

our area including:

• Botanical Garden of Porto Caleri
• Museum of St. Basil
• National Archaeological Museum of Adria
• Regional Museum of the Reclamation of Ca' Vendramin
• Museum of the'Ocarine
• Museum of the Cathedral of Adria

We also rely on local partners such as Raffaello Navigazione, the Consorzio Delta Pool Service and the IAT of

Rosolina Mare to promote excursions between culture and nature in the Po Delta and the Venetian Lagoon.

Finally, among the events promoted there are examples of local traditions such as the Feast of Bread in the Commune of

Loreo, between historical reenactments, tastings and workshops.

In August we also promote the Festival of San Rocco in the municipality of Rosolina, a historical tradition that

we support with posters inside the structure and the sale of with tickets for the lottery fishing of

charity organized by the diocesan Caritas section of Rosolina.

 

Rosolina Mare Club is committed to continue to promote and encourage the enjoyment of local culture

Extending information to our guests through our digital and offline communication channels.

 

OUR COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT

Green and efficient procurement

Reducing environmental impacts starts with the purchase of ecological goods:

– FSC certified A4 paper and Ecolabel

– PEFC and Ecolabel certified A3 paper

– eco-friendly pens at reception, also used as gadgets for guests, who have

replaced those traditional plastic disposable

– we provide as a welcome gadget for all our guests a bag made of fabric

recycled plastic with GRS Certificate – RPET NON Woven

We also pay particular attention to limiting unsustainable packaging and non-reusable products

single use:

– we use water dispensers with empty bottle to make

– We sensitize our guests to drink water from the taps of the cottages by means of stickers attached

next to the sink

– there are refillable soap dispensers in the bathrooms of the common areas and in the workplaces

– We provide employees with thermal water bottles to reduce the use of disposable glasses

– from 2023 we have installed an automatic detergent dosing system in washing machines

of our in-house laundry in order to use the right dose of product avoiding waste

– In the washing machines of the laundry room dedicated to guests, the washing machines automatically

softener and detergent

Our facility is committed to becoming more and more environmentally friendly in the next three years, with the aim of

Reducing the consumption of natural resources and promoting the use of sustainable products and services. Among the actions

which we intend to implement, we can mention:

-Increased use of recycled materials and certified biodegradable products for cleaning and

maintenance of common areas

– Increased use of certified supply paper products for consumables;

– Reducing the use of paper through the adoption of digitisation and

online communication

– The awareness of guests and collaborators on the theme of eco-sustainability, through

information campaigns and training activities.

All these actions are part of an approach of social and environmental responsibility, which leads us to seek

always new solutions to reduce the environmental impact of our business. We are convinced that small children

everyday actions can make a difference, and that together we can build a more sustainable future for

All of them.

 

Energy saving and clean energy

 

Our activity is attentive to energy consumption both in terms of savings and conversion towards

Cleaner energy:

– We have solar panels that guarantee us 20 kw of electricity. These

panels allow us to produce clean and renewable energy, thus reducing our dependency

from fossil energy sources.

– the lighting has been replaced with LED systems with an energy saving of 75%

– With regard to the management of heating and air conditioning systems,

we have decided to use in some housing units control systems that allow us to use

of the air conditioner only if the guest is inside, with automatic shutdown. That way,

we are able to reduce energy consumption without compromising guest comfort.

– Some of our bungalows have been recently renovated guaranteeing a high level of

thermal insulation

 

Reducing energy consumption is an objective we must all pursue in order to protect the environment.

the environment and limit the effects of the climate crisis. For this reason, our structure has decided to

Take a number of actions aimed at reducing energy consumption by 2030:

• Installation of new panels to increase the production of renewable energy
• Replacement of all traditional bulbs with LED bulbs, which are more efficient and consume less energy

• Replacement of air conditioners with new high efficiency systems
• Thermal insulation of bungalows, making all structures more efficient.

In short, our structure is committed to reducing energy consumption by adopting a series of targeted actions

and promoting the culture of eco-sustainability among our guests. We are convinced that only through a

We must make a real and sustained commitment to help preserve our planet for future generations.

Careful monitoring will allow us to redefine objectives for continuous improvement.

 

Sustainable mobility

Transport has a major impact on emissions, so let us try to reduce them and encourage

sustainable mobility.

The property can be reached by public transport; the nearest bus stop is about 1 km away.

village. On our website, on the page “territory” you can find detailed information and

updated.

In addition, our Village is well connected with the cycle route Veneto I3 “La Via del Mare” which starts from

from Rovigo it connects the entire Venetian Lagoon.

Within our village we have, at the disposal of our guests, internal bike rental with bike

traditional and on request electric bikes. It is also available to guests and staff 1 column for

the charging of electric machines.

The internal staff, to move around the structure, has at disposal 2 electric golf cars that allow us to

reduce noise and air pollution.

 

In a world increasingly attentive to the environment and sustainability, the purchase of an electric vehicle

is a smart and responsible choice for anyone who wants to reduce the environmental impact of

their day-to-day activities. The environment is an issue that affects all of us and our future. The need

the reduction of greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions in general is increasingly urgent, and one of the solutions

possible is the use of electric means of transport.

To further enhance our focus on sustainable mobility, we are committed to:

• Increase the availability of charging stations for electric cars by 2030;
• Sensitize our guests to the use of public or low-impact transport

Reduction of waste

We monitor the waste produced by our facility as well as implement actions for its reduction:

– Through careful management of our warehouse

– We have established smoke-free beaches, avoiding the dispersion of cigarette butts

– We inform guests and staff about proper waste disposal according to municipal regulations

– We are equipped with Ecological Islands inside the structure with differentiated bins and instructions well

multilingual visible

By 2026, we are committed to achieving 80% of separate collection by raising awareness of

our employees, guests and partners.

 

Reduction of emissions

The actions taken in the areas of efficient procurement, energy saving, waste reduction and sustainable mobility make it possible to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of our facility. The climate crisis is also having important effects on our territory, which is why we have decided to work to limit as much as possible our inevitable impacts linked to the direct activities of our structure.

 

Light and noise pollution

Noise and light pollution is an increasingly widespread problem, which can have adverse effects on the environment.

It is not only on human health, but also on the animals that live in our areas.

In particular, many animal species are sensitive to sound and light, and excessive exposure to these

forms of pollution can cause them stress, sleep disorders and orientation problems. Some

animals, such as migratory birds, may also lose the ability to navigate properly due to

of excessive night lighting.

To reduce the impact of noise and light pollution on animals, there are several strategies which

may be adopted. That’s why, over the next three years, we want to work to minimize

the impact of our activities in order to protect local wildlife. We already use LED lighting and

we will further reduce light pollution by avoiding beams upwards and by equipping our systems with

night lighting of automatic switch-off systems. In addition, we will continue to limit

noise pollution during short moments of entertainment to ensure the well-being of the fauna and the guests.

 

Clean water

To keep our water cleaner:

– To keep the water cleaner we use the amount of chemicals strictly necessary to

ensure a high level of cleanliness, without waste thanks to the use of dispensers.

 

In the next 3 years the structure is committed to purchasing ecological detergents certified by local companies

to reduce environmental impact. To this end, there will be careful monitoring and control of all

detergents purchased.

 

Water saving

The Delta develops between the Po and the Adige, two of the largest rivers in Italy, which flow here into the Adriatic.

Despite this abundance of water, the climate crisis has begun to cause several water problems,

including the increased penetration of salt water into the hinterland, causing serious damage also to the sector

Primary.

That is why we are committed to reducing consumption:

– Presence of flush volume reducers in some rooms

– Presence of jigsaw in the showers

– Presence of flow reducers in taps

– Presence of drip irrigation in green areas

– Change of towels and sheets only on request and for a fee. The linen, not being provided by the

structure free of charge, allows us to further limit waste.

By 2030 the structure commits to reduce its consumption compared to 2022

by:

• Installation of water saving devices to be implemented to those already in possession, including

installation of double flush toilets

• Continuous and attentive monitoring of water consumption and immediate repair of any

losses

• Promoting education on water saving through proper training of employees and

information material for guests

 

Conservation of biodiversity, ecosystems and landscape

We take care of our territory, respecting the flora and fauna that have their home here:

– We promote the destination’s guidelines for visiting natural sites

– We inform our guests about the correct interaction with animals through appropriate

information on our website

– We support the WWF Rovigo in projects for the conservation of the coast of Rosolina

To improve our commitment to conservation, we are committed to activating design with

associations of the territory.