Cilento National Park

A UNESCO heritage andscape of history and natural beauty

Cilento is a land in southern Italy where sea, hills and historic villages exist in perfect balance.
The Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park, recognised by UNESCO, preserves landscapes that remain authentic and far from mass tourism.
Here nature takes centre stage and time seems to slow down.

Among the hills of the Cilento National Park lie small stone villages, scenic trails and valleys crossed by clear streams. It is the ideal destination for travellers seeking tranquillity, nature walks and unspoiled landscapes.

Stio, Gioi, Magliano, Laurino, Felitto, Roscigno and many other villages preserve traditions, simple architecture and a deep connection with the land. Exploring the inland Cilento means discovering a lesser-known but deeply authentic Italy.

Cilento is also a land of ancient roots. In Velia, once part of Magna Graecia, philosophy and history meet overlooking the sea. In Paestum, the imposing Doric temples tell the story of the Greek civilisation that flourished in southern Italy.

Alongside the archaeological sites, medieval sanctuaries and castles are scattered across the territory, offering fascinating views and traces of different historical eras.

The Cilento coastline alternates golden beaches, wild cliffs and small coves reachable only by sea.
Palinuro and Marina di Camerota are among the most famous destinations, known for their sea caves and crystal-clear waters.

At sunset, the sea meets the mountains, creating unique landscapes that remain authentic and surprising in every season.

The Cilento coast is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled coastlines in southern Italy.

Travellers wondering what to see in Cilento will discover an incredibly varied territory. Many travellers choose to visit Cilento for its quiet villages, unspoiled coastline and authentic Mediterranean landscapes.
The Cilento National Park offers nature trails (link), historic villages, archaeological sites and one of the most beautiful coastlines in southern Italy. Highlights include Velia and Paestum for archaeology, Cape Palinuro for trekking and the Costa degli Infreschi for pristine sea landscapes.

Cilento is not only a seaside destination but a complete territory where culture, nature and traditions coexist in harmony.

Discover the territory starting from an authentic place, surrounded by nature and the quiet of the hills.