You'll have the opportunity to discover Calabria's wine culture by strolling among the rows of vines sloping down to the sea. The ideal area is the Brattirò plateau, where you can seek out historic wineries like Rombolà , Masicei , or Artese to taste Magliocco and Gaglioppo (full-bodied reds) or dry Zibibbo . Another top destination is the terraced vineyards of Francavilla Angitola , famous for the Benvenuto winery and its prized Zibibbo di Pizzo. We recommend checking their official websites online for opening hours and booking your tasting among the vines.

A total immersion in the blue of the Costa degli Dei: you'll sail beneath the majestic Tropea cliffs, enter the magical Grotta dello Scheletro (Skeleton Cave), and snorkel among the fish at Capo Vaticano, but that's not all!

The experience includes swimming stops in coves accessible only by boat and an onboard toast with traditional products and local wine. There are several options available, either in the morning or afternoon. We recommend booking in advance; bring a beach towel, sunscreen, and a mask to enjoy the seabed.

The most romantic experience on the coast: toast with local wine as the sun dips into the crater of Stromboli, turning the entire Tropea cliff ablaze. For this occasion, we recommend booking the afternoon tour in advance, lasting approximately 2-3 hours. Ideal for couples or small groups.

You'll find small boats organized from Tropea, Parghelia, and Capovaticano.

Not just a swim, but an expert-led exploration to discover the secrets of the Calabrian seabed, among starfish, seagrass meadows, and colorful fish. Suitable for everyone, including children. Equipment (mask and fins) is usually provided by the organizers.

You'll find organized groups in Tropea, Parghelia, and even Pizzo!

You'll explore the ancient medieval cave settlement, a true "stone city" carved into the tuff rock. You'll wander among dozens of cave dwellings, silos, and ancient springs nestled in a natural canyon surrounded by lush vegetation. The site is open all day and the visit lasts approximately two hours. It's the perfect tour for cooler mornings; wear comfortable shoes with non-slip soles to navigate the ancient stone paths and steps.

If you enjoy trekking, you can reach the caves directly on foot, in about 1 hour and 30 minutes, from our facility, enjoying the view of our hills surrounded by centuries-old olive trees.

You'll learn the secrets of local cuisine, such as how to prepare typical "fileja" (homemade pasta) or how to use 'Nduja, and then enjoy the food together. This experience can be enjoyed at a hotel or partner farms.

Reservations required to prepare fresh ingredients.

You'll visit a majestic Norman-Swabian fortress overlooking the gulf, home to an Archaeological Museum housing the rare Hipponion gold leaf and artifacts from Magna Graecia. It's the ideal destination for a cultural afternoon, ending with a sunset view from the walls, taking advantage of easy parking and the proximity to the historic center.

You'll reach the famous "Balcony over the Tyrrhenian Sea," a panoramic viewpoint from which you can see both Mount Etna and all the Aeolian Islands. Access to the Three Crosses viewpoint is free; bring a light jacket, as the breeze at this altitude is constant even in the height of summer.

For a day dedicated to reflection and discovery of Calabria's Christian roots, the Sanctuary of San Francesco di Paola is a must-see. Nestled in a natural gorge between the mountains and the sea, this imposing religious complex houses the relics of Calabria's patron saint. You can walk the "Via dei Miracoli," visit the ancient hermitage carved into the rock, and admire the evocative Roman bridge. It is a place that exudes a profound peace, captivating not only the faithful but anyone who loves art and the silence of nature.

On the way back, you can stop in the village of Amantea for an ice cream or a stroll through the historic center, making your day trip even more complete.

You'll encounter the world's most famous bronze warriors at the National Museum, symbols of Greek perfection, and stroll along "Italy's most beautiful kilometer." We recommend a day trip. We recommend taking the train from Parghelia or driving. Book museum tickets (MArRC) online to avoid waiting.

Immerse yourself in the spiritual peace of the Serre woods, visiting the Certosa museum and the places where Saint Bruno lived among the centuries-old silver firs. We recommend a full-day trip. The climate is cool even in summer; bring appropriate clothing to enter the sacred sites.

You'll reach Europe's tallest monolith in the heart of Aspromonte. Given the area's remoteness, we strongly recommend seeking out local hiking guides experienced in the Aspromonte Park who can accompany you off-road or along the designated trails.

You'll explore Calabria's "Grand Canyon" through narrow gorges and the majestic Cascata dell'Inferno waterfall. We recommend checking with the Sersale visitor center for maps and guides; as this is a challenging trek, technical hiking boots and plenty of water are essential.

An adrenaline-filled adventure descending by raft through the rocky gorges of Pollino and spectacular waterfalls. Find authorized rafting centers in Papasidero online: they'll provide you with all the technical equipment, while you only need to bring a complete change of clothes and shoes.

We're a bit far away, but it could be a great idea to push ourselves further.

For those dreaming of an adrenaline-filled experience filled with beauty, a tandem paragliding flight is the ultimate thrill. Accompanied by professional pilots, you'll gently lift off from the hills overlooking the sea to soar over the turquoise waters and white beaches of our coast. Without the sound of engines, lulled only by the wind, you'll enjoy a unique perspective: an immense panorama that encompasses the entire Calabria region, all the way to the Aeolian Islands. A safe and unforgettable adventure, suitable for the bravest, to take home the most exciting memory of your holiday. Departures from Tropea or one of the neighboring towns, such as Capo Vaticano or Zambrone .

The Tracciolino Trail connects the towns of Palmi and Bagnara Calabra . A spectacular walk suspended above the cliffs of the Costa Viola, with views of the Strait of Messina and the Aeolian Islands. The route begins on Monte Sant'Elia in Palmi and winds through the UNESCO-listed terraces where Zibibbo wine is produced. The trail is suitable for experienced hikers, and given the lack of signage, we recommend seeking local guides for the more exposed sections. Wear hiking boots, warm clothing, and bring plenty of water and sunscreen.

The Aeolian Islands are a volcanic archipelago consisting of seven small islands and a few rocks jutting out of the sea (the largest is Strombolicchio, the most remote point of Sicily). Due to their shape, they are also known as the Hawaii of the Mediterranean. Two volcanoes are still active on the islands, which take their names: Stromboli and Vulcano.

Human settlement, in fact, has respected their volcanic origins so that one can experience the thrill of seeing lava flows and flaming craters.

From the port of Tropea and Vibo Marina, many mini-cruises set sail, which, along the eighty kilometre arc that they form close to the eastern coast of Sicily, will allow you to live an experience that will remain vivid in your memory.