In the south of Campania, between the Gulf of Salerno and that of Maratea, there is one of the most beautiful coastal areas in Italy and, without exaggeration, in the world. It's Cilento, which includes miles of beaches bathed by a breathtaking sea and several inland villages, each with its own heritage of culture and nature to offer. Here is the largest protected area in Italy: the Cilento. Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park.

Between archaeological sites of undisputed charm, such as Paestum and Velia, and protected marine areas where turtles go to lay their eggs, you'll also have many opportunities to learn about the local food and wine production which is very rich. Here's where the quality of the ingredients meets an ancient knowledge, making the cuisine of these areas unique.