Wellness by the Sea

The Calabrian coast bathed by the Ionian and Tyrrhenian seas offers breathtaking views with varying characteristics.

The coasts are characterized by a succession of inlets, caves and cliffs overlooking the sea along with extensive powdery white beaches.

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  Costa degli Dei (Coast of Gods)

  Stretch of coast along the Tyrrhenian Sea that extends from Pizzo Calabro to Nicotera. Called coast of the gods because in ancient times the gods who chose it as their home for its scenic beauty. This is one of the most popular beached that is a must see.

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  Pizzo Calabro beach in Piedigrotta

  A small corner of paradise, with always calm and clear waters, soft sand and boulders that make the landscape unique. Dug into the rocks, you’ll find the small church of Piedigrotta, which features three caves filled with finely modeled stone statues, which make it unique and among the most evocative churches in Italy.

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  Michelino Parghelia beach

  Characterized by a crystalline sea and spectacular colours, very fine sand and unique seabed it’s wild and pristine nature make the Michelino beach a great choice for those seeking relaxation and tranquillity. Free beach without lidos, reachable only on foot via a staircase of 210 steps which offers a unique panorama.

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  Spiaggia Paradiso del Sub Zambrone

  Coast overlooking the sea with a particular shape that gives life to small bays that are a real marine paradise. Wild and pristine beach where you can spend a day of relaxing or seeking

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  Beaches of Tropea

  Splendid terrace overlooking the sea, this is one of the best known places in Calabria. Pure white beaches that contrast with a crystal clear sea with an intense turquoise Tropea is not only known for the sea but is characterized by a cultural, artistic and a landscape of great interest and with a medieval historic centre. The old part of the city is located on a terrace overlooking the sea, where in front of it stands the spectacular islet that houses the Church of S. Maria dell'Isola, the symbol of the city.

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  Baia di Soverato

  Pearl of the Ionian Sea represents one of the most famous beaches in the Calabrian region. Characterized only by very fine white sand that highlights the turquoise and cobalt shades of the sea Ideal for snorkelers who want to admire the Caribbean-like seabed, rich in flora and fauna which reside in this stretch of coast.

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  Le Castelle

  Tourist area of the Crotone area, where history and nature merge to give life to an evocative spectacle. Thirty meters from the sea on the greenery of a magnificent natural terrace, it dominates the Aragonite castle.

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  The Island of Dino

  One of the most beautiful bays of the upper Tyrrhenian coast of Cosenza, a rocky landscape composed of sandstone cliffs that rise from the sea with an elongated profile. Famous for its thousand-year-old caves, dug by the waves, such as the sardine cave, the waterfall cave, the blue cave and the lion cave, each of which hides wonders to be discovered.

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  Arcomagno beach San Nicola Arcella

  The beach owes its name to the imposing rock arch that delimits the access to the sea, which creates a small sandy bay surrounded by dense vegetation, a true natural paradise to see at least once in a lifetime.