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      Tourists enjoy a sunny day on a boat tour in Capo Rizzuto marine protected area, with clear blue waters and sky.

       Capo Rizzuto Island, Italy

      Capo Rizzuto Marine Reserve Boat Tour from Le Castella

      Step aboard at Le Castella and let the Ionian Sea reveal its secrets — from sunken wrecks to hidden bays, all wrapped up with an aperitif in the sun.

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      Sanctuary of Santa Maria dell’Isola perched on a rocky promontory above Tropea beach on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast

       Pizzo, Italy

      Guided Tour of Pizzo and Tropea with Tasting Included

      Discover two legendary clifftop villages in a single unforgettable day — where Hercules, a king, and Italy's finest frozen dessert all share the same coastline.

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      Modern bronze statue of an armored knight on horseback slaying a dragon in central Cosenza, symbol of local legends and art

       Cosenza, Italy

      Guided Walking Tour in Cosenza with Lunch Included

      Cosenza surprises at every turn: ancient Bruzi streets, open-air sculptures by De Chirico and Dali, a Norman fortress, and a table full of authentic Calabrian flavours — all in four unhurried hours.

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      Colorful houses and Aragonese Castle overlooking the turquoise Tyrrhenian Sea in Scilla near Reggio Calabria, Italy

       Reggio Calabria, Italy

      Guided Tour of Scilla & Reggio Calabria with Museum & Lunch

      Step into the world of Homer's Odyssey — explore mythic Scilla, marvel at the legendary Riace Bronzes, and taste the soul of Calabria in a single unforgettable day.

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      Aerial view of a motorboat full of tourists cruising the turquoise waters of the Aeolian Islands near Stromboli.

       Vibo Marina, Italy

      Aeolian Islands Boat Tour from Vibo Marina – Full-Day

      One day, three volcanic islands, and the fire of Stromboli reflected in the sea — this is the Aeolian Islands as they were meant to be discovered. Set sail from Vibo Marina and let the Tyrrhenian do the rest.

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      Tour boat with seabed viewing sails in the clear waters of Capo Rizzuto marine area under a sunny blue sky.

       Capo Rizzuto Island, Italy

      Capo Rizzuto Boat Tour: Glass Bottom Marine Area Cruise

      See the Ionian seabed without getting wet — glide over Posidonia meadows, swim beneath an ancient watchtower, and finish on the Pearl of the Ionian. The Capo Rizzuto marine adventure you will not want to miss.

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      More to know about Calabria

      Calabria is the southernmost region of mainland Italy, located at the toe of the Italian peninsula. This stunning Mediterranean destination is home to dramatic coastal cliffs, pristine beaches, and charming hillside villages. The region offers visitors a perfect blend of natural beauty and authentic Italian culture.

      What to see in Calabria

      Calabria boasts remarkable attractions including the Tropea coastline with its iconic white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, the ancient ruins of Locri Epizefiri, and the scenic village of Tropea perched on a rocky promontory. The Sila Mountains provide breathtaking inland landscapes, while the Bronzi di Riace ancient Greek sculptures are displayed in the Reggio Calabria Museum.

      Things to do in Calabria

      Visitors can enjoy swimming and sunbathing on pristine beaches, hiking through mountain trails in the Sila National Park, and exploring charming seaside towns. Boat tours along the Tyrrhenian and Ionian coasts offer spectacular views, while food and wine tours showcase the region's culinary traditions and local specialties.

      Calabrian Cuisine and Coastal Charm

      Calabria is renowned for its passionate food culture, featuring dishes like 'Nduja, a spicy spreadable salami, and fresh seafood prepared with local citrus fruits. The region's coastal villages maintain traditional fishing practices and Mediterranean lifestyles that have remained relatively unchanged for generations.