Cilento
The Family Residence Macinelle is located in a privileged position that allows you to easily explore the most picturesque villages of Cilento and its mesmerizing natural beauty. Discover all that our land has to offer!
In this wonderful land, located at the southernmost point of Campania and set on the Tyrrhenian Sea, sea and mountains coexist harmoniously, creating a unique sight.
The Cilento region has always been a melting pot of cultures and peoples. Some of the most fascinating archaeological sites in the Mediterranean are located here. The Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park, which includes Paestum, Velia, and the Padula Charterhouse, has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1998.
The archaeological sites of two ancient and historically important cities of Magna Graecia are worth a special mention.
Velia, famous for being the seat of the famous Eleatic school, is 33 kilometers away, while Paestum, with its well-preserved majestic temples, is 77 kilometers away.
The archaeological sites of two ancient and historically important cities of Magna Graecia are worth a special mention.
Velia, famous for being the seat of the famous Eleatic school, is 33 kilometers away, while Paestum, with its well-preserved majestic temples, is 77 kilometers away.
Two of the most popular activities for people visiting Cilento are bike rides and hikes.
The hilly and mountainous landscape offers many routes suitable for all levels, historic trails that follow the coast, all the way to the highest peaks. In winter, you can go snowshoeing on the peaks. Mount Cervati is the highest, reaching 1898 meters.
In addition to extraordinary natural beauty, this land is steeped in history, and its deep roots are witnessed by the people of Cilento. This is reflected in the many ancient villages that dot the entire Cilento region, from picturesque seaside towns along the coast to medieval ones in the hinterland, such as Camerota, Castellabate, Roccagloriosa and Teggiano.
The hilly and mountainous landscape offers many routes suitable for all levels, historic trails that follow the coast, all the way to the highest peaks. In winter, you can go snowshoeing on the peaks. Mount Cervati is the highest, reaching 1898 meters.
In addition to extraordinary natural beauty, this land is steeped in history, and its deep roots are witnessed by the people of Cilento. This is reflected in the many ancient villages that dot the entire Cilento region, from picturesque seaside towns along the coast to medieval ones in the hinterland, such as Camerota, Castellabate, Roccagloriosa and Teggiano.
In these historic centers, where festivals and events related to local traditions often take place, you will have the opportunity to discover and purchase, even today, local handicraft products. Among the most significant are terracotta and food and wine specialties protected by the Slow Food label, including preserves, wines, cheeses and cold cuts.
In short, here's what you just can't miss during your stay in Cilento!
In short, here's what you just can't miss during your stay in Cilento!
Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park: A protected area with breathtaking scenery, mountains, and rich biodiversity. Perfect for lovers of nature and outdoor activities.
Cilento Coast: Pristine beaches, hidden coves and a crystal clear sea. Places like Palinuro and Acciaroli are famous for their coastline.
Pertosa-Auletta Caves: An underground cave system with stalactites and stalagmites. A unique adventure for speleology enthusiasts.
Paestum: An archaeological site with well-preserved Greek temples, a journey into ancient history and classical architecture.
Castellabate: A charming medieval village with winding alleys and panoramic views. Santa Maria beach is a perfect place to relax.
Alento River Oasis: A nature reserve with a variety of flora and fauna. Excellent for hiking and bird watching.