The Tremiti Islands, the only Italian archipelago in the lower Adriatic, are a marine nature reserve part of the Gargano National Park. Also known as Diomedee, the Tremiti represent a small corner of paradise that attracts thousands of tourists every year thanks to the clear sea, the clean seabed, the pleasant climate, the pure air, the luxuriant vegetation, the still wild and uncontaminated nature, the bays and promontories, low and sandy coasts, but also high and rocky with cliffs overhanging the sea. The archipelago is made up of five small, profoundly different islands. Only two are inhabited: San Nicola and San Domino. The others are Capraia, Cretaccio and distant Pianosa.