San Nicola Arcella Arcomagno
The rock arch about 20 metres high hiding a small beach and a cave: the emblem of San Nicola Arcella, a Blue Flag beach.
Riviera dei Cedri · Calabria
9 places across 8 towns, selected and fact-checked by the ALTICOS editorial team against open sources. Each entry tells the story of the place, shows the town and the map, and links to the ready-made itineraries that pass through it.
San Nicola Arcella The rock arch about 20 metres high hiding a small beach and a cave: the emblem of San Nicola Arcella, a Blue Flag beach.
Diamante The islet facing Cirella, one of only two islands in Calabria, with a watchtower on top.
Praia a Mare The island off Praia a Mare, one of only two islands in Calabria, famous for its sea caves and myrtle.
Acquappesa From the sea to 972 metres in a few kilometres: Monte Pistuolo, the administrative exclave of Pistuolo e Spaliota, Cozzo Moleo, Cozzo del Greco, the Rupe del Diavolo and 7 km² of woodland.
Acquappesa Acquappesa’s spa hamlet: sulphurous springs known since antiquity, named after Prince Luigi, Count of Aquila, shared with Guardia Piemontese and five times a Giro d’Italia finish.
Laino Borgo The point where the Lucanian Mercure enters Calabria and becomes the Lao: at Laino Borgo the river collects the Battendiero and Iannello and plunges into its gorges, for rafting, kayaking and canyoning in the Pollino park.
Buonvicino The 5-metre-wide gorge on the route between the Corvino valley and the Varco del Palombaro, with the vanished hamlets of Salvato, on the Sasso dei Greci, and Tripidone, from which Buonvicino was born.
Orsomarso The 1987, 3,980-hectare reserve at Orsomarso: Calabria’s last native roe deer, the Bosnian pine, the Ficara waterfall, the Tavolara pond and the Argentino gorges.
Papasidero The 5,200-hectare reserve established in 1987 in the Pollino park: fifteen kilometres of the Lao gorge at Papasidero, abundant flow all year round, rafting and canoeing.
4 daysFour days from north to south along the Upper Tyrrhenian Cosentino coast: islands, Norman towns, murals and sanctuaries.
2 daysTwo days among rock arches, islands and lidos of the Cosentino Tyrrhenian coast.
3 daysThree days along the Tyrrhenian coast: islands, rock arches and beaches from north to south.
4 daysFour days devoted to the sea, from San Nicola Arcella to Cetraro: arches, islands, beaches and marina.