Cilento Coast
Unspoilt coastlines, mountain hills, caves, canyons, rivers surrounded by wide stretches of woodland: this is what gives the Cilento a special charm and an appearance yet uncontaminated. Since 1991 the national park was established , the second largest in Italy and one of the most important on the Mediterranean coast.
This corner of Campania, extend between the Gulf of Policastro and the Alburni Montains, it has been a point of encounter and exchange in the middle of the Mediterranean since ancient times.
The Parco Nazionale del Cilento: an unforgettable holiday, including breathtaking landscapes, ancient medieval villages, hidden coves and beaches, temples and archaeological sites of significance. Scuba diving, water sports, boat trips, on foot or on horseback. A land still intact and waiting to be discovered.
Hotel Marulivo 
(Pisciotta)
Along the coast of Palinuro, in the small fairy tale village of
Pisciotta, among olive trees and the sea, there is the Marulivo Hotel, a charming house within an ancient monastery of
the fourteenth century. [view details]
£ 319
for
5 nights
Villa Sirio (Santa Maria di Castellabate)
Among the ancient walls of a patrician villa, the romantic Villa Sirio welcomes its guests in the heart of the historic center, directly on the sea. One of the most charming hotels of the Cilento National Park [view details]
£ 360
for
5 nights
