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Castellabate
The hilltop village, one of Italy's most beautiful villages, with the Abbot's Castle and the San Costabile belvedere over the gulf. Here, in 1811, Joachim Murat said: "Qui non si muore", no one dies here.
about 10 minutes by car
Destinations · Campania, Italy
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· CC0 Cilento
The protected sea of a UNESCO park.
Cilento
The protected sea of a UNESCO park.
Fine sandy beaches, stone villages and the temples of Paestum. Santa Maria di Castellabate is the gateway to the Cilento National Park and the Punta Licosa Marine Protected Area.
- National Park, UNESCO World Heritage since 1998
- Santa Maria di Castellabate Marine Protected Area
- Castellabate, one of Italy's most beautiful villages
- Beach season from May to October
Things to see
Around our homes
Punta Licosa
The headland with its islet and lighthouse, inside the Santa Maria di Castellabate Marine Protected Area. Clear water, low rocks and the legend of the siren Leucosia.
about 15 minutes by car, then on foot
Paestum
Three Doric temples among the best preserved in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site. All around, buffalo mozzarella dairies.
about 35 minutes by car
Parco del Cilento
The Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1998. Coastal trails, olive groves, stone villages and the cuisine of the Mediterranean diet.
all around
La spiaggia sotto casa
Fine sand and gently sloping water. From June to September, an umbrella and two sunbeds are included in your stay.
a few steps away
“Qui non si muore.”
Homes
Homes in the Cilento
Cilento · Santa Maria di Castellabate
La Terrazza
Beachfront apartment with a sea-view terrace
- 4 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- 80 m²
Getting here
How to get here
- By car, A2 motorway to Battipaglia, then the main road to Agropoli and Santa Maria di Castellabate.
- By train, Agropoli-Castellabate station, then taxi or transfer on request.
- By air, Salerno Costa d'Amalfi or Naples Capodichino airports.