Riviera dei Cedri · Calabria
4 places across 4 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.
Cetraro The beach hamlet founded in 1910 by Venetian settlers after the earthquake of 1908: lidos between the Mulini and Santa Maria di Mare, the garden of the vajanelle peppers and, behind, Monte Serra with the sanctuary of the Madonna.
Bonifati Bonifati’s coastal hamlet 23 metres above the sea, ancient Fella: Capo Bonifati station, the districts of Paneduro, Santa Maria and Telegrafo and the Capo and Fella towers.
Sangineto Sangineto’s seaside at Le Crete, along the SS18, where the Riviera dei Cedri reaches its southern limit: the town’s beach quarter, lively in summer.
Tortora The plain on the Gulf of Policastro where most of Tortora’s people live: beaches, ten districts joined in one settlement, the Palaeolithic site of Rosaneto and the Torre Nave cliff.
4 daysFour days from north to south along the Upper Tyrrhenian Cosentino coast: islands, Norman towns, murals and sanctuaries.
2 daysTwo days among thermal waters, marina and towns of the Middle Tyrrhenian Cosentino area.
4 daysFour days devoted to the sea, from San Nicola Arcella to Cetraro: arches, islands, beaches and marina.
2 daysTwo days among citron, chilli pepper and harbour: the typical products of the Upper Tyrrhenian Cosentino coast.