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Cilento is one of the most beautiful corners of "Bella Italia". Author Andreas Haller has been travelling Italy for decades. In the fourth edition of our travel guide "Cilento", his knowledge fills 280 pages with 145 colour photos and many tried-and-tested tips - all meticulously researched and tested for you on site. 28 maps and overview plans provide orientation. 14 hikes with eight GPS tracks make the region accessible. Numerous interspersed short essays provide background knowledge. Organic, regional and sustainable farms are highlighted. "Abenteuer und Reisen" on the Cilento travel guide: "The only work that deals exclusively with the Cilento is an indispensable travel companion for the region and contains numerous practical tips, even for those on a slightly smaller budget."
The Cilento at a glance: The north with the temple of Paestum Capaccio. The Sele plain, famous for mozzarella, the Monti Alburni and the Valle di Fasanella. Trentinara and Giungano, Agropoli and the Castel San Lorenzo. The Cilento coast with Monte Stella, the enchanting Castellabate, Pisciotta surrounded by olive groves. The Gulf of Velia and Marina di Ascea. The south with Cape Palinuro and the Gulf of Policastro. Marina di Camerota and Roccagloriosa. Monte Bulgheria rises above the water. Sapri and the Bussento Valley. The hinterland with wild mountains in the national park. Snow until spring on Monte Cervati. The impressive Calore Gorge, Monte Gelbison and Valle della Lucania. Valle dell'Angelo and Piaggine. The high valley of Vallo di Diano with Teggiano, Polla, the Carthusian monastery in Padula and the Grotto of the Angels in Pertosa.
What to do in Cilento? Italy is always good for bathing fun, 100 kilometres of coastline in Cilento invite you: flat beaches near Castellabate,.