Tourism

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Immerse yourself in the unique experiences Rustica has to offer!

VISITING NORTH RUSTICA

Anyone visiting the northern parts of the country will find one thing above all: boats, boats, boats. North Rustica is home to the best fishermen in the world. Every day, visitors can watch dozens of Caretakers who, as captains, set off from the Rustican harbours with their crew to make the next big catch. There are harbour tours, small shops along the piers invite you to stroll around and at lunch-time you can enjoy delicious fish sandwiches at one of the many food stalls. Visitors who wish to enjoy an incom-parable scenic view, pay a visit to the beautiful vineyards in northwestern Rustica. Especially Vinea and Vitis are known as gorgeous and flourishing wine regions and famous for pro-ducing exceptionally tasty bottles of Uva.

North Rustica is truly a place for those who wish to indulge themselves.

VISITING SOUTH RUSTICA

In the southern part of the country, visitors are welcomed by lush green meadows, golden yellow barley fields and often the smell of delicious stews. The Peacekeepers of South Rustica are keen to make their lands available to skilled Caretakers, who, together with the servants under their supervision, work and maintain the farms and farmland. In order to live up to the label of being the greenest country in the world, the farms are home to animals that have the least impact on the environment and cause only low carbon dioxide emissions: in addition to horses, sheep and goats as well as pigs and some chicken can be found in the South. The popular malty beer Flavo is also brewed around here. The people of South Rustica are hardworking, friendly and very welcoming.

TRANSPORTATION

If you want to get from one place to another in Rustica, there are many ways to do so in a green and sustainable way. Whether on the back of a horse, as a driver on the coach box of a horse-drawn carriage or as a passenger in a carriage, there are many options for tourists in the countryside. Those who like to travel on the water can also rent a small boat or canoe and dock along one or the other of the many small Rustican canals and get to know the lively towns.