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THE MOST NATURAL PLACES IN CALABRIA

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Dino Island

Off the coast of Praia a Mare in Calabria, Dino Island is a stunning Mediterranean jewel. Known for its dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and sea caves like the famous Blue Grotto, it is a paradise for snorkeling, diving, and kayaking enthusiasts. The island is home to unique flora and fauna, offering a serene escape into nature. Accessible by boat, Dino Island is a must-visit destination for adventure and relaxation along Calabria’s breathtaking coastline.

The Marmarico waterfull

Located near Bivongi in Calabria, the Marmarico Waterfall is the tallest in southern Italy, cascading 114 meters through the lush Stilaro Valley. Surrounded by unspoiled nature, it offers scenic hiking trails, jeep tours, and natural pools perfect for a refreshing swim. The area also boasts cultural treasures like the nearby Byzantine Monastery of San Giovanni Theristis. Best visited in spring or summer, this hidden gem is ideal for adventure and relaxation alike.

Pollino National Park

The Pollino National Park, spanning Calabria and Basilicata, is Italy’s largest protected area and a UNESCO Global Geopark. Renowned for its ancient Bosnian pines, dramatic peaks, and vast plateaus, it’s a haven for hikers, climbers, and nature lovers. The park is home to diverse wildlife, including wolves and golden eagles, and offers breathtaking landscapes from lush forests to rugged gorges. Rich in history and culture, the area features charming villages and archaeological sites. Perfect for outdoor adventures, the Pollino National Park showcases the unspoiled beauty of southern Italy.