Calabria, which is generally thought of as a maritime region, is actually a long peninsula with some 800 km of rugged coastline. Capo Vaticano is situated on the Southern Italian Coast of Calabria, not far from Tropea.
Tropea, the best known town in the area, is only a hop away from Capo Vaticano and is known for its rich history, modern day harbour and rustic houses built upon the cliff.
Explore the Sila mountains, which host beautiful forests and a romantic cloister with splendid frescos.
Vibo Valentia has a Norman castle which was restored by Frederick II as well as the remainders of the Greek settlement of Hipporion.
Calabrian Beaches
Resting on the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, Capo Vaticano is famous for its beautiful beaches, scenery and history.
Tropea
Tropea is located 40m above the Tyrrhenian Sea and is famous for its white sand beaches, and its crystal blue water.
Calabria Activities
The area is known as the local paradise for surfers, sailors and scuba divers. Visit nearby Sicily and the island of Stromboli, known for its still active volcano. In addition, you will be able to enjoy: surfing, diving, fishing, excursions, sailing, water-skiing, etc.
Calabria Food
Forming a part of the Italian coastline, seafood is naturally one specialty that you should not miss in Calabria.
The swordfish is a local favorite, which is usually roasted or fried and served with a fresh tomato sauce. Finally, take time to taste the local Italian wines.
