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Pizzo Half-day Boat Tour
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Pizzo Half-day Boat Tour

Known as the Coast of the Gods, there's certainly something heavenly about this boat trip on the Tyrrhenian Sea. Spend a few hours cruising the shores of Calabria and you can catch some sun, do a spot of snorkelling or even try your hand at fishing. And if you're lucky, you may even spot a dolphin or two.

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Capo Vaticano, Tropea & Pizzo Tour
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Capo Vaticano, Tropea & Pizzo Tour

You'll get a real flavour of Calabria's ‘Coast of the Gods' on this tour. As well as visiting Capo Vaticano, famed for its views of Sicily and the Aeolian Islands, you'll discover the heritage-rich towns of Tropea and Pizzo, and learn about the local products that the Calabrians are so proud of. This tour takes in the crown jewels of Calabria - Capo Vaticano, Tropea, and Pizzo, each offering its own unique charm. Stand on top of the cliffs of Capo Vaticano, where you'll snag Instagram-worthy shots of Sicily and the Aeolian Islands stretching out before you.Tropea, the Tyrrhenian Sea's pearl, clings to the cliffs, dazzling visitors with its Cathedral, charming historic centre, and views of a secluded island. Then, there's Pizzo, where history meets sweet indulgence. Explore Gioacchino Murat's Castle, marvel at the rock-hewn church of Piedigrotta, and treat yourself to Pizzo's claim to fame – the irresistibly creamy Tartufo ice cream.

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Reggio Calabria & Scilla Tour
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Reggio Calabria & Scilla Tour

Taking in both ‘Italy's most beautiful kilometre' and ‘the Calabrian Venice,' this tour is big on beauty. First up is free time in Reggio Calabria, the ‘toe of Italy'. Then, it's onward to the fishing village of Scilla. Enjoy a guided walk around Chianalea, before an optional visit to the medieval castle. Start off in Reggio Calabria, where you can stroll along the statue-lined promenade with views across the Strait of Messina to Sicily, or visit the Museum of Magna Graecia, home to the renowned "Bronzi" of Riace. For the shopping aficionados, Corso Garibaldi offers chic boutiques.Your day continues with a visit to the charming Scilla, known as the 'Calabrian Venice.' Here, you'll find a medieval castle perched above the Strait of Messina, great for panoramic views. Wander the picturesque fishermen's district, where houses stand as if dipping their toes in the water.

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Experience Sicily Tour
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Experience Sicily Tour

On this tour you'll cross the Strait of Messina by ferry and explore the island that's virtually a country in itself – Sicily. And while the drive is long, some trips are worth it. This trip gives you the perfect introduction to Taormina, with around four hours of free time to explore.It all begins with a journey through some spectacular scenery. Travelling along untouched areas of the Calabrian countryside, you'll take in wow-factor panoramas between mountain and sea before crossing the strait to Sicily. Hit dry land and we'll head to Taormina where there's free time to explore the historic monuments and hilltop vistas.A must-see is the ancient Greek theatre – perched atop cliffs over the Med, you can see Mount Etna lurking on the horizon. You'll also have a chance to shop on the quaint high-street and do some exploring on your own.

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Hidden Gem Gerace Tour
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Hidden Gem Gerace Tour

Officially one of the Italy's prettiest towns, Gerace definitely deserves all the attention it can get. And on this full day tour you'll travel to this photogenic medieval town for a walking tour and a tasting of products with bergamot – the green gold of Calabria.

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Coast to Coast cruise to Costa degli Dei
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Coast to Coast cruise to Costa degli Dei

Discover the beauty of the "Costa degli Dei" among beaches, bays and coves that can only be reached by sea and snorkel in crystal clear waters.

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What to do in Calabria

Calabria is one of those regions in Italy that’s perfect for a relaxing beach holiday. But guess what? There’s so much more to it than just sandy beaches and crystal-clear water. Think abandoned medieval villages, fascinating archaeological sites, top-notch museums, and national parks ideal for trekking and other outdoor activities. It’s an ideal spot for an adventurous holiday packed with discoveries. And let's not forget the mouth-watering local cuisine – renowned wines, and unforgettable cheeses. So, if you're up for a different kind of holiday, here are the top things to do in Calabria. The 6 best things to do in Calabria 1. Check out the Riace Bronzes

These statues are world-famous and a true symbol of beauty and harmony. Discovered in the 70s near Riace Marina, these Greek-origin bronze statues can now be admired at the National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria. Besides these masterpieces, the museum offers a deep dive into the history of Magna Graecia and its ancient settlements in the area. 2. Explore charming villages

Calabria is dotted with medieval villages that feel straight out of a fairy tale. Take Gerace, for example, nestled in the Aspromonte National Park, offering breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea. Other equally charming stops are the villages of Pentedattilo, which remained completely abandoned for a long time, and Stilo – it’s got Arab-Norman influences and feels like it’s frozen in time. 3. Visit Tropea

Tropea isn’t just famous for its delicious red onions and spicy ‘nduja. This town on the Coast of the Gods is a real gem. Flanked by some of the most beautiful beaches in Southern Italy, Tropea boasts an elegant historic centre, with 19th-century noble palaces and buildings scenically perched on white cliffs. The highlight? The Sanctuary of Santa Maria dell'Isola, is perched on a piece of land that was once an islet. 4. Take a dip at Capo Vaticano

Capo Vaticano is a paradise for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. It’s home to some of the dreamiest beaches where you can relax and soak up the sun. The promontory offers incredible panoramic views all the way to Sicily. As if that weren't enough, the local cuisine is simply divine. 5. Go trekking in the Pollino National Park

This park spans a huge area of mountains and forests between Calabria and Basilicata. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pollino is a pristine place with various ecosystems and the highest peaks in Southern Italy. It's especially loved by those seeking wild landscapes for trekking, kayaking, and many other outdoor activities. The hiking network offers several trails for all experience levels. 6. Tour a vineyard Calabria has a rich winemaking history, dating back to when the area was known as “Enotria” – or, the Land of Wine during Magna Graecia. Today, the region produces fantastic DOP and DOC wines. Visiting a local vineyard is a must. You can learn about their history and winemaking techniques and, of course, taste some amazing wines right where they’re made.

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What's the best time to visit Calabria?

The climate in southern Italy is mild all year round, but to fully appreciate the beauty of the region, it's best to visit in spring and summer. From June to September, the summer season is in full swing, making these months ideal for beach life and exploring the region's stunning beaches. However, be mindful of August, as coastal areas can get very crowded.

Where to go on holiday in Calabria?

Depending on the type of holiday you're after, different parts of the region may suit you better. For a beach holiday, we recommend the beautiful Coast of the Gods, home to some of the area's most stunning beaches. If you're looking for a wilder, nature-focused holiday, camping in the Pollino is a perfect option to immerse yourself in Calabria's natural beauty. Lastly, for a cultural holiday, staying in Reggio Calabria provides easy access to museums and places of interest.

Where are Calabria's best beaches?

Calabria boasts an abundance of beaches, each with its own unique charm. Among the most beautiful and famous are the white beaches of Grotticelle at Capo Vaticano and Marina dell’Isola in Tropea. Dino Island offers pristine beaches, lush vegetation, and an amazing underwater world, making it a perfect spot for diving or snorkelling. In Pizzo Calabro, you'll find crystal-clear waters, comfortable beaches, and delicious gelato to cool off during hot afternoons. Lastly, the picturesque Gulf of Policastro is known for its clear waters and tranquil atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle.