The wonders of Calabria
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Calabria
Discovering Calabria beyond the clichés and typical tourist itineraries is an adventure that requires a deeper and more conscious vision.
Calabria offers a unique perspective on the historical complexity of the Mediterranean.
Ruins that tell the stories of ancient civilizations and a vibrant culture that proves the resilience and richness of its people..
“A land that has witnessed centuries of events, cultural influences, and colonisations that have shaped its nature, leaving us today with a land rich in ancient testimonies and important cultural legacies, which represent the soul of a population in constant evolution.”
Our land
A landscape of dramatic beauty
Reaching and appreciating Calabria means immersing oneself in a landscape where villages are perched on rocky mountains and enchanting valleys, requiring an intimate understanding of the relationship between man and nature. Surrounded by the sea and protected by the majestic massifs of Aspromonte, Sila, and Pollino, Calabria presents itself as a natural refuge of rare beauty, where every view has the power of a painting.
The region has undergone impressive geological transformations that have shaped a land of restless beauty.
“For its extraordinariness, Calabria cannot be easily summarised in a few lines; it would take several pages to write about its history, culture, people, customs, food and wine, art and heartbreaking beauty.”
This land of contrasts, where climatic zones and landscapes change shape, colour, and size, offers a unique sensory experience that captivates and invites discovery, outside the realm of standard tourist logic.
Roccella Ionica
Located in the picturesque province of Reggio Calabria, Roccella Ionica is a sparkling gem of the Ionian area, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural heritage.
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Caulonia (7km)
A gem set in history and natural beauty, the town of Caulonia stretches from the sea up to the Calabrian hills of Aspromonte, at an altitude of 300 metres.
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Mammola (15km)
Located between the mysterious forests of the Calabrian hills and the mountains of Aspromonte, Mammola offers a dive into Calabrian art, history, and culinary tradition.
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Locri (15km)
Locri, located on the Ionian coastal strip of Reggio Calabria, is a hidden treasure in the heart of the Riviera dei Gelsomini.
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Stilo (18km)
Stilo, nestled between the green valleys of Stilaro and Allaro and protected by Mount Consolino, is a historic gem of Calabria.
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Gerace (27km)
Perched on a hill approximately 500 metres above sea level, Gerace is a charming medieval village that overlooks the Calabrian Ionian coast.
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Other Places to Visit:
Placanica
Famous for its traditional textile craftsmanship, the local people still employ ancient techniques of embroidery and weaving, such as the manual loom. During the summer, exhibitions and sales of the textile products created throughout the year are organised.
Canolo
Rich in unique treasures, this small village is a must-visit not only for its strategic position on the Dossoni of Melia but also to experience the flavours and traditions that distinguish it.
Bova
Bova is a town with legendary origins, often ranked among the ten most beautiful villages in Italy. A unique village, it is renowned for its history, culture, and architecture, which over the centuries has left significant traces.
Bivongi
The historic centre of Bivongi is an authentic gem, which every evening lights up with romantic lights that enhance the beauty of the village, entirely paved with porphyry and developed through narrow streets, staircases, and slopes connected by typical medieval-style stone side stairways.
Pentedattilo
Perched on the cliffs of Mount Calvario stands Pentedattilo, a mysterious and fascinating village. Once abandoned, the ancient village has recently been revitalised with new commercial and tourist activities.
Badolato
Badolato has an extraordinary and largely unexplored territory, where the natural environment is the true treasure. Located just a few kilometres from the stunning Ionian Coast, the village is immersed in four natural landscapes: long, white sandy beaches with crystal-clear blue waters, countryside and rivers, hills with centuries-old olive groves and vineyards, and mountains with waterfalls, small lakes, and nature trails.
