{"id":17730,"date":"2018-04-02T21:13:11","date_gmt":"2018-04-02T19:13:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/?p=17730"},"modified":"2018-05-16T10:09:41","modified_gmt":"2018-05-16T08:09:41","slug":"marina-di-camerota-cilento","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/2018\/04\/marina-di-camerota-cilento\/","title":{"rendered":"From Marina di Camerota, through the wonders of Cilento"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of the most beautiful and wild areas of Campania, Cilento, in the province of Salerno. Here, the sea, the coast and an incredibly unspoiled nature get together to create a breath-taking natural masterpiece. It\u2019s not only a pleasure for the eyes, though. In fact, Cilento also offers a fully \u201cgreen\u201d experience: let\u2019s find out together what this place has in store for you!<\/h3>\n

Ever heard of Cilento<\/strong>? People who have had the chance to visit it know it\u2019s a real paradise for sustainable tourism<\/strong>. Among strolls along the coast, unique beaches<\/strong>, km-0 delicacies<\/strong> and eco-friendly accommodation, it\u2019s impossible to resist! Let\u2019s discover what this Italian piece of heaven has to offer, starting from Marina di Camerota, where a lovely eco-friendly villa is waiting for you.<\/p>\n

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A view from Cilento, Santa Maria di Castellabate, photo by Wikimedia commons<\/div><\/div>\n

Here we are in the National park of Cilento and Vallo di Daino, UNESCO<\/strong> heritage, among gems of priceless historical and natural value. In the heart of the Natural Park lies Marina di Camerota<\/strong>, a seaside\u00a0town with white sand beaches and suggestive caves. It is the ideal starting point to get to know the real essence and nature of Cilento.<\/p>\n

Marina di Camerota, among idyllic beaches and historical finds<\/h2>\n
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Landscape, Porto degli Infreschi, Marina di Camerota, photo via flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

Not for nothing, Marina di Camerota is mainly known for its\u00a0beach tourism, given the amount of breath-taking beaches<\/strong> (certified by Legambiente<\/strong> and Touring<\/strong> in 2001 and 2015) present there. Some of the most peculiar beaches are accessible via water only, whereas the largest ones can be reached on foot, walking through amazing paths surrounded by olive trees and by the Mediterranean<\/strong> forest.<\/p>\n

Among the most beautiful beaches you can find Calanca<\/strong> beach, just a few minutes from the historic centre, located between two promontuori rocciosi. The\u00a0sea-bottom is pretty shallow, so it is perfect for little children as well adults.<\/p>\n

Moving\u00a0forward we can find Cala Bianca<\/strong>, named by Legambiente the most beautiful beach in Italy in 2013. Cala Bianca gets its name from its characteristic white pebbles<\/strong>, as the Italian \u201cbianca\u201d literally means \u201cwhite\u201d.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, the most amazing part of Marina di Camerota is Punta degli Infreschi<\/strong>, with its famous bay, which in 2014 was named most beautiful beach in Italy by Legambiente. The place is still untouched<\/strong>, it hasn\u2019t suffered any damage caused by men and sometimes, even dolphins<\/strong> like to play and swim in those waters.<\/p>\n

Marina di Camerota is not only famous for its beaches. In fact, there are also many monuments and archaeological finds<\/strong> in the city, among them, the Marquis\u2019 Castle<\/strong>, summer residence of Marquis Sanseverino. The residential area is built around the remains of the ancient castle and it is perfect for taking afternoon strolls<\/strong> surrounded by an atmosphere that feels like home. Among the other things we can find the Leone di Caprera<\/strong>, a schooner, which crossed the Atlantic Ocean from Montevideo to Livorno at the end of the 19th century and it is now preserved in one of the Lentiscelle\u2019s caves.<\/p>\n\n\t\t