Why the Cilento coast?
Why the Cilento coast?
- The Cilento is home to spectacular mountain ranges, unspoiled beaches, some of the best village fairs in Campania, traces of its long history and centuries-old ruins. Every year thousands of Italian and foreign tourists decide to spend their vacations in Cilento, being fascinated by the natural and wild beauty that only the Cilento Coast can offer.
Dove fare mare nel Cilento?
Le 20 spiagge più belle del Cilento (e come raggiungerle)
- 1 – La spiaggia di San Francesco ad Agropoli. ...
- La Baia di Trentova ad Agropoli. ...
- 3 – Il Pozzillo a San Marco di Castellabate. ...
- Punta Licosa. ...
- 5 – Il litorale di Acciaroli. ...
- 6 – La Scogliera di Ascea. ...
- 7 – Le Saline a Palinuro. ...
- 8 – Il Porto di Palinuro.
What to see in Cilento in Campania?
- So let's see below what are the main things to see in Cilento: The Cilento is home to spectacular mountain ranges, unspoiled beaches, some of the best village fairs in Campania, traces of its long history and centuries-old ruins.
Did you know there's a Velia in Cilento?
- Sure, you've heard of the three stunning Greek temples at Paestum, but you're less likely to know about the Cilento's other compelling archaeological site, Velia, originally founded by Greeks around 538–535 BC and called Hyele.
Where to get bearings in Cilento?
- Getting Your Bearings in the Cilento. As you head down the coast to the Greek archaeological site of Paestum you'll be on the flat part of the Cilento, the Sele plain. South of the site is the Cilento's biggest city, Agropoli, which makes for a fine base to explore the coastal villages.
