National Park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano, declared from Unesco world heritage, offers one of the greatest protected naturalistic area of all the south of Italy, a nature and a unique variety of animals and vegetables. Cilento Park is spread from high mountains of the inside, until to the rocks of Palinuro cape, characterized by the caves, a paradise for divers for the lot of vegetables and animals species that live here.
Cilent has also a secular tradition of hospitality and an large range of typical products that characterize its cuisine and its handcraft, an traditional olive oil and wine productions, products appreciated in the world.
All of this things and so much are Cilento: come and visit these lands, rich of natural, historical and cultural treasures.

Cilento beaches with FEE Blue Flag
Agropoli ( Trentova, San Marco ), Castellabate, Montecorice, Acciaroli ( Pioppi di Pollica ), Ascea, Pisciotta ( Gabella, Pietraccio, Acquabianca ), Palinuro, Vibonati, Sapri.

To see in Cilento National Park:

Pisciotta Located on the top of a mount, the medioeval town of Pisciotta, where Marulivo Hotel il situated, offers a still intact structure, between whose small streets you can breath smell and atmospheres of an other age, and where, behind each angle, you can see a breathtaking view on Palinuro Cape and on kilometers of coast [ more about Pisciotta... ]

Palinuro Cape and Caves Most important place of Cilento, Palinuro is the touristic locality more known of the park, far only 5 minutest of car from Pisciotta, with its imposing cape who throws itself to peak in the sea, its lighthouse, one of the more important of Italy, its caves, rich of life, its white beaches with the finest sand. Palinuro is a locality not to lose [ more about Palinuro Cape... ]

Paestum Temples Centuries of history on the plane of Paestum: the rests of the ancient town of Paestum and of three temples remain still today to testimony of the many people who have passed to this land, from the old Greeks until the Romans, that gave Paestum splendor and importance [ more about Paestum... ]