Discover the best attractions and experiences Cilento Coast has to offer
Explore ancient ruins and medieval fortifications that shape Cilento's landscape.
Home to three monumental Greek temples, including Hera and Neptune, set on a vast archaeological site.
One of Paestum's grand temples, celebrated for its Doric columns and remarkable preservation.
Ruins of the ancient Greek city Elea with hillside viewpoints over the coast.
Medieval fortress perched above the coastline offering sweeping sea views.
Historic hilltop fortress guarding the peninsula with picturesque surroundings.
Delve into Cilento's archaeology and local history through its dedicated museums.
Exhibits from Paestum and the surrounding area highlight ancient life.
Local archaeology and historical displays in Agropoli's civic museum.
Historic churches and monastic sites that dot the Cilento coastline and inland.
Majestic Carthusian monastery in Padula, a remarkable religious complex set in a scenic valley.
Main parish church in Castellabate's historic center, a focal point of town life.
Local parish church reflecting Cilento's religious heritage in the Capaccio-Paestum area.
Nature reserves and dramatic caves form parallel adventures to the beaches.
Expansive national park protecting mountains, forests and coastal scenery.
Stunning underground caves with guided tours and underground rivers.
Ancient cave system offering dramatic stalactite formations and a cool retreat.
Historic cores and coastal districts that define the Cilento towns.
Hilltop historic center with narrow lanes and sea glimpses.
Winding lanes, castle views and waterfront charm.
Fishing harbor area with cliffside pathways and boats.
Quaint old town with whitewashed houses and a lively seafront.
Low-cost ways to enjoy Cilento’s coastline and landscapes.
A pleasant stroll along the harbor as the day fades.
Drive or hike to the tip and enjoy dramatic sea views.
Stretch out on warm sand or pebbles with clear water.
Accessible paths with sea panoramas and varied wildlife.
Cilento’s cuisine showcases fresh seafood, olive oil and dairy products.
Sample locally pressed olive oils produced in Cilento villages.
Creamy, locally produced mozzarella often paired with tomatoes.
Fresh catch prepared simply with regional herbs and olive oil.
Evening strolls and seaside bars animate the coast during warmer months.
Casual venues along the promenade for a drink after dark.
Harbor-side bars and live music in the summer season.
Vibrant squares hosting local events and casual gatherings.
Seasonal festivals, concerts and open-air performances brighten Cilento towns.
Open-air concerts and cultural events during warm months.
Theatre and music events in plazas and seaside venues.
Seasonal shows that echo ancient settings with modern productions.
Adventure and water sports opportunities along the coast.
Explore sea caves and underwater life with guided dives.
Paddle along cliffs and coves in calm coastal waters.
Spectacular trails through forests, farms and sea vistas.
Less-known routes and tucked-away spots for the curious traveler.
Short boat excursion to a tiny island off the Cilento coast.
Underground guided tours reveal stunning geological formations.
Low-key strolls linking ancient ruins with sea views.