Amalfi Coast: Insider guides (Ultimi inserimenti)

Nestled between the hills and the sea, the city offers many sights to visit: the narrow streets of the old town with its shops and restaurants with typical local cuisine and the wide promenade where you can stroll at sunset.

Restaurant and "lounge" bar on the seafront of Pioppi serving typical cuisine from Cilento

For generations Cilento has been cultivating figs - with a passion! The Santomiele fig farm is, for me, the best example of this age old tradition

In the picturesque fishing village of Cetara, this restaurant serves exquisitely presented cuisine, using ingredients typical of the Amalfi Coast

A beautiful coast where feel the mediterranean spirti in everything
i suggest you to discovery cilento coast , to taste our delicious products , to swimming in this beautiful sea , etc..

Each year, from November to January, the nights are lit by giant Salerno brilliant works of art by famous artists. They are real masterpieces, which are installed in the most picturesque corners of the city.

ENJOY ALONG CILENTO COAST
SPEND A DAY ON OUR BOAT FROM THE PORT OF AGROPOLI along BAY TRENTOVA, Punta Tresino, PUNTA LICOSA , Pioppi ,Palinuro ,Marina di Camerota , Baia del Marcellino

No ordinary dairy: Vannulo is a mix of innovation and tradition which, together, make every product made here so special The bufala bags are beautiful!!!

The archaeological site of Paestum is unique: here stood the ancient town too. It was one of the richest colonies of Magna Graecia. The ideal is to walk at the sunset between the temples of Hera and Athena with their Doric columns

This day trip usually starts in Bomerano (one of the suburbs of Agerola situated at around 650m above sea
level) and follows the world renowned "Path" until Nocelle.

The Equestrian Center "Giacche Verdi Campania" is located in Fisciano in the the heart of Picentini Mounts. The Center offers the possibility of riding with a relaxed and calm approach with the support of qualified personnel.

The tour provide an introduction to the mozzarella industry, yogurt processing, livestock of buffaloes and a visit to a rural museum with more than a thousand pieces and the workshop of the skin.

A small historic jewel, the medieval village of Terravecchia, surrounded by a wide belt of olive groves, gets up from the Picentino Valley with its castle and ancient walls.