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Centola - Palinuro
Località di mare - Località di mare
Da Da € 35,00 B&B / a pers.
Ascea - Ascea
Località di mare - Zona Archeologica
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Agnone Cilento, a village where only 300 people dwell, is a maritime town.The crystalline sea has been awarded the Blue Flag. It was born as a fishermen’s [...]
Sapri is a seaside tourist town, FEE Blue flag awarded and, in 2007, third in Campania (and twenty-seventh in Italy) in the list of the "blue [...]
The small town is a seaside tourist destination of about 300 inhabitants, perfect for those who want to spend a peaceful holiday, swim in clean water and make children amuse in a healthy place. Pioppi offers a rocky [...]
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Lying on a hill overlooking the sea, hidden by olive trees, proud of its history and jealous of its traditions, there is Lentiscosa, a typical Cilento’s town, rich in artistic and natural beauties… to be rediscovered.Its origin is no [...]
San Severino di Centola is a ghost village, a medieval village abandoned in the last century, today under preservation and tourist promotion program promoted by an association, "Il Borgo", established by local citizens. The charm of the [...]
The castleThe castle, within the built-up area, is set on a hill that dominates the Valley of the Calore river. Its construction started around 1245, on [...]
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VENUS’S HAIR WATERFALLNear Casaletto Spartano, the Rio Bussento forms the wonderful waterfall named “Venus’s hair” . The municipality of Casaletto develops inland, near the Gulf of Policastro. [...]
A few kilometres from the town of Rofrano, surrounded by the thick wood of Quercus cerris and Alder, the Mingardo river has produced, over the millennia, [...]
CAVE OF THE WATERAn easy-level hiking trail along the Masseta coast. We suggest you to park the car near the Scario lighthouse and then enter the paved [...]
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Castle of CapaccioTime: 3 hoursHiking level: moderateLength : 4 kmIncline :200 m On the Mount Calpazio, half-hidden among rocks and vegetation there are the castle’s ruins. Self-guided [...]
With its ancient origins, Roccaglioriosa is one of the most important medieval settlements of Cilento. The narrow alleys, steep staircases and vaulted passages that characterise the town, suddenly emerge in viewpoints from which you can admire the amazing panorama of the Gulf of Policastro, of Mount Bulgheria and the valleys of the Mingardo and the Bussento. The village is rich in [...]
Ascea (Marina di Ascea) is one of the most popular seaside tourist destinations of Cilento and home to the Velia Archaeological Park, world famous site. The extraordinary [...]
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Monte StellaHeight: 1131 m above sea level Monte Stella overlooks a vast panorama, up to the sea. On its slopes there are the municipalities of Stella Cilento, Sessa Cilento, Omignano, San Mauro Cilento, Pollica (with Acciaroli and Pioppi) and Serramezzana. The top of the mountain is home to [...]
The town’s origins are unknown. The hamlet was referred the first time to under the name of Ruticinum (in locum Ruticini), in a document dated 954 [...]
SAINT MARY OF PIETRASANTA SHRINEThe "Sughere Trail" connects three towns: Vibonati, Ispani and Santa Marina. The historical and artistic heritage of San Giovanni a Piro includes [...]
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The excavations of Civitella revealed terracing walls composed of large square blocks, fragments of tiles, vases, an arched door and several foundations dating back to the 4th century BC The elements emerged suggest a fortified centre with control functions on the valley towards Velia and the sea. Ceramic [...]
