The Cilento has always been a treasure chest of ancient treasures and natural beauty that also surface along the hundreds of miles of its coastline among beaches, caves, headlands and precious villages once home to fishermen and farmers.
The Cilento Coast, which starts from the Gulf of Salerno reaching that of Policastro, is characterized above all by the crystalline waters that lap its coasts, giving many places the title of Blue Flag and the sails by Legambiente.
Favorite coastal destinations definitely include the famous Trentova Bay in Agropoli, whose white rock with blue reflections of the sea is said to be the famous rock of the mermaids of theOdyssey; it is no coincidence that its beach has been declared one of the most beautiful in northern Cilento.
Lovers of the snorkeling listening, you can't miss visiting the oasis of Punta Licosa and its islet. The transparent emerald-colored water hides among its backdrops remains belonging to an ancient one villa of the era Roman.
Many people will already be familiar with the village of Castellabate and its navy, iconic for having been the protagonists of the filming of the famous film "Welcome to the South".
Continuing along the coast to the south we encounter the following Acciaroli, the typical fishing village Mediterranean diet and, along with Pioppi, the only one in Campania to have been awarded all 5 Legambiente sails.
Among the most popular beach resorts, the following take the podium. Palinuro and Marina di Camerota, whose connection is also testified by an ancient legend. Here the tourist choice is varied, come on appetizers to the rhythm of the music shores of Palinuro, to boat tours to discover its caves until White Cove (the name is already a clue!) and the quiet Pozzallo beach for those who love enjoying the sea in the name of relaxation and intimacy.