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holidays by the sea in Marina di Camerota, the pearl of the Cilento

There are many beaches of Marina di Camerota for the holidays. They are called Cala d'Archon, Calanca, Cala del Cefalo, La Vela, Mingardo, the Marina, boats, Lentiscelle, Pozzallo, Bay Infreschi, very different and all beautiful, deserving the name of the locality Perla del Cilento. Many say that the name derives from that of Kamaratòn Camerota, a beautiful woman loved in vain to Palinuro and turned into rock by Aphrodite.
pure invention, however, shows that since ancient times as the people associated with this land beauty on some of the sea, but also of the hills, olive groves that the ridges of Mount Moon extends to the coastline, the timeless grace of gray stone villages. To help make the landscape even special towers, five centuries old, which in Agropoli then follow up the coast Marina di Camerota and twelve are spread over every hill.
Another feature of the area are the caves , if under water are ideal for divers, there emerged among the important paleontological sites, as the Cave of the Cove and the nearby burial caves, where they were found human remains dating to more than half a million years ago. Cala Fortuna there are also a Blue Grotto, not to be confused with those of Palinuro and Capri, and the spectacular Cave of the Cyclops which marks the border between Camerota and Centola.
Until a few decades ago, Marina di Camerota was a fishing village, but today is a popular destination for beach holidays the most popular Southern Italy; many things have changed, but the vessels in the port are still plenty of the European Blue Flag and continues to reward time every year the quality of the environment and services.
The interior has many pleasant surprises, such as Mingardo river gorges, forests of Aleppo pines of Mount Anthony, the ancient olive trees as big as oaks Licusati. Without of course forgetting the villages of High and Lentiscosa Camerota, custodians of the oldest traditions of the "land" Cilento, crafts of pottery and popular cuisine. Visit is also an opportunity to buy meals and expertly decorated earthenware jars (a Camerota still exists a small neighborhood of potters), or enjoy typical dishes such as ciambotta (a kind of ratatouille of fresh vegetables), buttoned aubergines (stuffed with herbs and tomatoes), stuffed with anchovies, figs married with walnuts, sweet or savory donuts. In some restaurants Lentiscosa of the Neapolitan pizza dough is made with five different types of flour and it still serves the maracucciata, namely maracuoccio soup, a tasty little as legume that is grown exclusively in this area, just to remember that Cilento at the table is a realm of biodiversity.
After a seaside holiday Camerota montagna.Solo would not make sense to give up a few kilometers from the hilly villages between Camerota San Giovanni a Piro and Bulgheria cells, whose name refers both to the chapels of the Basilian monks (the cells were actually caves) that a Bulgarian community, which would be allocated in this area before the sixth century, spreading cult still live in Santa Sofia. The country is the best base for hiking Mount Bulgheria, the limestone massif that divides the Valle del Mingardo that of Bussento. From the top view of Capo Palinuro and the Gulf of Policastro is magnificent, and urges them to continue the journey.

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Not only seaside holidays in Maremma

Once a land of swamps, patches of grassland and impenetrable paths robbers and cowboys, the Maremma is now an agricultural Wine and prestigious tourist destination for beach holidays and refuge of celebrities. It is divided into Pisana (north of Piombino) and Grosseto (to the south, much larger and better characterized by the specific characteristics of the region). Imprinting Etruscan you still feel strong, is palpable. This is confirmed immediately, leaving the bustling port of Piombino, the quiet bay of Baratti, a few buildings scattered along a cove with a beach and pine trees, around which develops the Etruscan necropolis of Populonia.
coastal villages and towns in the Maremma, are always interspersed with solemn pines, scented by thickets of mastic, juniper and myrtle. An alternative that gives a sense of respect, inspiring a different pace and focus. Follonica , lively town for holidays by the sea, from urban sprawl, appears suddenly in the vast country, rich with farms and crossed the busy strip of asphalt lined dell'Aurelia Old. Abandoned Follonica you proceed back into the pine forest, along Scarborough. The road climbs, offering panoramic views of the Elbe, and then dive back into the national forest, up to Pian d'Alma. From here you return to the beach holidays in Punta Ala , a popular town located at the southern end of the gulf of Follonica. Dotted with luxury residences and hotels, Punta Ala experienced in the late '60s a period of great development, as evidenced by the able and marina villas hidden by the foliage of the pine trees behind the beach and along the steep hills of the uprights. A famous golf course and a magnificent view over the Maremma coast and islands of the Tuscan did the rest. Punta Ala, as well as iperesclusiva Roccamare, was loved by people like Roger Moore and Italo Calvino and the literary duo Fruttero and Lucentini. Here, as in Castiglione della Pescaia , the tone is pretty sporty, solid, with the effort sail is almost a must, although there are some amusing distraction at night. Castiglione, surrounded by a thick curtain of pine trees, is characterized by a port-channel crowded with fishing boats and yachts. On a spur of Petriccio Poggio climbs the medieval village, locked up in a circle of walls strengthened by towers during the rule of Pisa and dominated by the powerful Aragonese Castle, the fourteenth century. Unlike Punta Ala, Castiglione remains alive and year-round, with its small, delicious restaurants, with many shops and clean water. Riva del Sole, near Castiglione, a tourist village run by Scandinavians will immediately transposes into a Nordic mood: blond children, profound respect, privacy ensured and huts of the dark green boards. Near the close Gavorrano, what remains of Castel di Pietra echoes of the tragic story of Pia de 'Tolomei - quoted by Dante in Purgatorio - that here was killed by her husband, the patrician the Sienese in Pannocchieschi. A Galdana, the center of the mining of marble "portasanta," the church of San Biagio surprises for the clear and harmonious Renaissance facade in travertine, conceived in the early '500 by Antonio da Sangallo the Elder. Finally, the village of Vetulonia located where the acropolis was one of the most prosperous and ancient city of Etruria, central and northern Italy, whose splendor tell the Antiquarian, the remains of the walls of the arc and the vast necropolis. From Castiglione arrived in Grosseto for the state of Collacchie, which runs between the large umbrella pines of the Pine Forest in the bolster. The city, which sadly has lost quite a stir in the various modern urban developments around the original center, looks lively and busy.
In Maremma coast from Seaside to Talamone Principina, was established in 1975 the Natural Park of Maremma . Here, some kept carrying on the traditions of indigenous agriculture and farming, ancient forms of dressage and training horses and cattle, not only for beach holidays then. Alberese is the starting point for the two guided tours that can be done in the park. Do not miss a visit to the natural oasis of Uccellina protected area and natural park consists of a long, narrow chain of hills surrounded by the Mediterranean, culminating in Poggio Lecci. The Tower dell'Uccellina and the powerful and the beautiful square that Marseille were silent part of a system of lookouts and defense against predators Islamists linked to the fortresses of Castiglione della Pescaia and enjoyed. Gateway Argentario Orbetello is full of old memories scattered throughout the urban fabric, which was rebuilt after the bombings of World War II. Its location in a strip of land in the middle of the lagoon, linked Argentario by an artificial dam built in 1862, giving it an unmistakable charm. The impressive early medieval fortifications, and further promoted by Siena by the Spaniards in the sixteenth century onwards, are now significant evidence. There remains, also, a kind of fluid and elusive charm, colonial bouquet Hispanic enhanced by one thousand refractions water lagoon and the isolation, by way 'of the citadel, the old country, which is accessed through the Porta Nuova.