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A Glimpse of the Region

Boundless landscapes of Mediterranean valleys. Flocks of sheep peacefully grazing in the meadow under supervision of the elderly shepherd who might easily turn out to be a Cosa Nostra capo.

The sweet smell of Naples with its “gypsy” frenzy of weddings. Torna à Sorrento! The Amalfi coast with its skyrocketing prices but still full of romantic charm. History buffs will feel pretty enthusiastic about Pompeii frozen in time. Gourmets will appreciate Sicilian cuisine.

And all of them will fully enjoy themselves relaxing on the beaches of Sicily, Sardinia, Capri and Ischia.

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Must-Visit Places In Southern Italy

Natural Beauties and Lakes

Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast, the most attractive and picturesque seaside region, stretches along the coastline, south of Naples. The hilly countryside is ideal for all kinds of activities like hiking, trekking and cycling tours or just enjoying spectacular panoramic views of the coastline and turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Adorable seaside towns live side by side with green hills and lovely coastline. It’s the place that attracts both people who enjoy just a relaxing beach vacation and those who prefer active exploring of the surroundings.

Mount Vesuvius

Mount Vesuvius is most famous for the eruption which destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii. It is one of the two active volcanoes in Continental Europe and regarded as one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes. Mount Vesuvius is still active today but these activities are well measured. The area around Vesuvius is currently a National park. A hiking trail around and on top of the volcano to the rim of the crater is available for tourists.

Lake Bracciano

Lake Bracciano is a perfect destination to visit. The place offers everything for an exciting and useful vacation. The lake and its surroundings are mainly known for the wealth of attractions worth visiting. It’s an excellent location for various activities like excursions, tours of medieval castles, the local wine sampling and much more.

Castellana Caves (Grotte di Castellana)

For centuries the superstitious locals believed that the souls of suicides, found dead in the Grave, tried in vain to rise to the heavens in the form of vapors. In fact there’s nothing mystical about the true origin of the caves. Every now and then cattle and careless travelers fell down into the caves in which water running underground gradually dissolved the limestone. The cave system is currently about 3000 meters in length and about 72 meters in depth. The true highlight of the Castellana Caves is the White Cave, considered by speleologists the most spectacular cave of Castellana. Every corner of the cave is adorned with white and translucent stalactites and stalagmites thus forming a hall of majestic beauty.

Tourist Attractions

Cave dwellings in Matera (Sassi of Matera)

Sassi of Matera is an ancient town with cave dwellings. The term “Sassi” means a hill, rock or stone as well as a piece of substance the dwellings in Sassi are made of. A stone house was carved out of rocks and the stones were used to form a facade with a single window. Often large families, up to 10 people, lived together in one cave alongside their animals and often with big ones like mules.

Temple of of Poseidon in Paestum

The Temple of Poseidon is often called the Temple of Hera II since a number of inscriptions and statuettes related to the goddess Hera were found nearby during the excavations. The temple has six columns along its shorter front sides and fourteen columns along its longer sides. Besides, the columns have a very strong entasis or curvature down their length. The interior of the temple is divided into three main naves marked by rows of columns. The central columns, stairwells and fragments of frescoes are in an excellent state of preservation.

Pompeii

Pompeii is the city where one of the world's deadliest natural disasters in human history took place. The remains of the buildings destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius as well as human remains were frozen at the moment they were buried under the volcanic ash. Pompeii is among the most spine-chilling places on Earth but at the same time it’s one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Italy.

Royal Palace of Caserta

Caserta is known for its wealth of historical landmarks. The most popular among them is the monumental Royal Palace of Caserta (La Reggia di Caserta), regarded as a true architectural masterpiece. The Palace is surrounded by a huge park the highlight of which is a long alley with amazing artificial fountains and cascades. Part of the park called “The English Garden” is designed as a romantic English garden. The whole area is so large that exploring it by bicycle will be the best solution. Another destination deserving a visit is an idealistic community of workers of the 18th century called San Leucio Complex .

Cities

Naples

Located on the northern coast of the Gulf of Naples, the ancient city of Naples is a place of exchange between cultures and languages, a place in which every corner and every detail is unmatched Neapolitan-inspired. The Neapolitans regard themselves as a distinct ethnic group, which is evident in language and culture, as well as in traditions and cuisine. The region is considered to be the birthplace of pizza, Neapolitan songs, guitar and mandolin.

Palermo

Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is an amazing and comfortable Italian city with a unique and authentic atmosphere. Palermo delivers a magical mix of Byzantine mosaics, Arabesque domes, the Cathedral with the tombs of the Norman kings and the German emperors, baroque churches and palaces, «Tunnel of Love» and the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia, tranquility and peace of the museums and vibrancy of the street markets and the port area. Palermo invites you to plunge into the world where a cosmopolitan culture has been created for thousands of years, a world full of contradictions but still incredibly enchanting.

Bari

Bari, the capital city of the Apulia (Puglia) region, is nestled right on the heel of Italy’s "boot". The locals, famous for their sense of pride peculiar to all southerners, love to repeat the phrase: “If Paris had the sea, it would be a small Bari”. And that’s not far from the truth. Bari has preserved its medieval charm and due to the wealth of landmarks it can easily compete with Paris’s historic center.

Salerno

Salerno is a large seaport on the Tyrrhenian Sea and a capital city of the province of Salerno. It’s one of the real gems of the Amalfi coast (Costiera Amalfitana). The highlight of Salerno is its historic center (centro storico) where the bustle of a typical southern Italian resort is mixed with medieval churches, sweet smelling trattorias and the glow of neon lights of bar windows. The city also features a tree-lined seafront promenade widely considered to be one of the most attractive places in Italy.

Attractions For Kids

AcquaPark Odissea 2000

AcquaPark Odissea 2000, one of the most visited water parks in Italy, is located on the beautiful Ionian coast of Calabria. In AcquaPark Odissea 2000 you will definitely have a wonderful and unforgettable day. Odissea 2000 offers everything you could wish for. A wide variety of attractions, slides, pools and many other activities for all ages is a fantastic option to spend a summer day with family and friends.

Naples Zoo

Naples Zoo (Lo Zoo di Napoli) is home to a wide variety of exotic animal and plant species living on land and water under conditions close to their natural habitat. Some of the animals are almost hand-raised. Explore pavilions and enjoy watching such examples of fauna as crocodiles, giraffes, elephants, tigers, lions and much more.

Etnaland

An amusement park with roller coasters, water slides, children's attractions and dinosaurs. This amusement park is located in Sicily. The pride of the park is the prehistoric dinosaur park, the largest in Italy, which can be viewed by cable car, and the child should also enjoy the spectacular laser show. But still, as entertainment, mainly, children choose a water park and attractions available here.

Panda Park

Panda Park offers around 20 rides not only for children of all ages but also for the whole family. Youngest kids will enjoy inflatables, trains, trampolines and large ball pools. Here’s a tip for you: A warm dry day is the best time to visit the park, since the majority of the attractions are in the open air.

Museums

Museo Nazionale Ferroviario di Pietrarsa

In this place in1839, the history of Italian railways originated. The exhibition place is one of the most exciting railway museums in Europe, located between Napopol and Porticichi, right on the first section of the railway built on the peninsula. It occupies an area of 36,000 square meters, part of which is occupied by a wonderful botanical garden with plants from around the world. The collection consists of more than 55 historical mobile compositions: locomotives, wagons, cars, models and models of railways.

Museo Cappella Sansevero

The chapel of Sansevero (also known as the Church of Santa Maria-Dladla-Pieta or Pietatella) is one of the most important museums in Naples. Located near the Square-D-Domenico Maggiore, this church, now sanctified, adjoins the princes of the princes Sansvere, separated from it, separated from it, once crowned with a suspension bridge, which allowed family members to gain access to the place of worship.

Donnaregina Contemporary Art Museum in Naples

The Donnaregina Contemporary Art Museum also known as Museo Madre is probably one of the most fashionable and interesting museums of contemporary art in Italy. The museum is housed on four floors of a splendid well-organized building with lovely views of the Neapolitan landscapes. The major part of the exhibition space with site-specific installations occupies the first floor, the other three floors host temporary exhibitions. MADRE will be interesting for art lovers as well as for those having only a passing interest in contemporary art and culture.

Museo di Capodimonte

Museo di Capodimonte is an art museum in Naples, Italy. It is located in the Capodimonte park, in a former Bourbon palazzo, nestled above the city. The highlight of the exposition is the National Gallery that contains a collection of masterpieces by famous Italian artists of the Renaissance period.

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Expert Tips

Compact car is the best choice

Some of the small cities and villages of Southern Italy have narrow roads, so I would recommend renting a compact car.

Best way to rich Sicily

The fastest ferry route to Sicily is from Reggio-Di-Calabria, and it takes about half an hour.

Winery on the Sicily

The tasting of wines on the Hauner winery, Sicily is an excellent addition to your recreation route in Southern Italy.

San Martino church

Be sure to enjoy a panoramic view of Naples from the top of the San Martino church.

Go beyond the limits of Naples

If you decide to stay in Naples for several nights, you can make one -day trips on the Amalfi coast, take a boat to the island of Capri or make an excursion to the archaeological monuments of Pompeii.

Visiting Pompeii

There will be queues in Pompeii, so booking in advance allows you to get in quickly and not waste your time.

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For a couple in Southern Italy

Budget / day	Cost (€)
Accommodation	from 112€ (Double room with 1 large bed in city center, include breakfast)
Meals	120€ (Good quality budget option)
Entertainment	from 20€
Car rental	from 25€ (Citroen C5, 5 seats)

For 4 in Southern Italy

Budget / day	Cost (€)
Accommodation	from 160€ ( 1 very large double bed, The crib is available on request, include breakfast)
Meals	140€ (Good quality budget option)
Entertainment	from 30€
Car rental	from 24€ (Citroen C1, 4 seats)

Flight duration

New York-Naples

9 hours 30 minutes

London-Naples

2 hours 40 minutes

Sydney-Naples

21 hours 10 minutes

How many days to spend in Southern Italy?

Your first trip to Southern Italy

Purpose - visiting key tourist attractions in Southern Italy

7-10 days

Long family trip around Southern Italy

Purpose - visiting key tourist attractions, natural beauties , children's amusement parks

10-14 days

Romantic Honeymoon around Southern Italy

Purpose - visiting key tourist attractions and natural beauties

14-21 days

Regional Airports

Naples Capodichino International Airport

Naples

Naples Capodichino International Airport, also known as Napoli Airport, is located in Capodichino, 6 km northeast of Naples city center. Built in 1910 it was originally used as an airfield. During World War II it became a military airport in order to defend the town against German and Austro-Hungarian air attacks.

Bari Airport

Bari

The Bari Airport, too, was originally a military airfield. Today it’s an airport serving the city of Bari and is located approximately 8 km northwest of the town center. In 2006 the airport was upgraded with the opening of a new passenger terminal.

Palermo Airport

Palermo

Palermo Airport, the main gateway for the visitors of the island, is located 30-minutes drive from the city center. Inside the airport the following services are available for passengers: bars, cafes and restaurants, banking, tourist offices, baggage packing, post offices, duty free shops, pharmacy and first aid facility, lounges and VIP lounges.

Catania–Fontanarossa Airport

Catania

Catania–Fontanarossa Airport also known as Vincenzo Bellini Airport is located 5 km southwest of Catania. It is named after the opera composer Vincenzo Bellini who was born in Catania. The airport handles around 5 million passengers annually. In 2007 a new terminal was opened in order to cope with the increased passenger traffic.

Best Hotels

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Grand Hotel Vesuvio

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Via Partenope, 45, 80121 Napoli NA

Crystalina

Wonderful hotel. Perfect location. Great views of Mount Vesuvius. Excellent restaurant with amazing views from the terrace

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Hotel Ambasciatori

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Via Califano 18, 80067 Sorrento

Crystalina

Location is ideal for visiting the old city and for those who arrive by train (5 minutes walk from the station). Spacious rooms, good Wi-Fi and an amazing terrace to have breakfast - all that will make your stay really wonderful. Late checkout for an additional fee is offered, which is a great advantage in hot summer

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Art View Luxury Apartment

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Corso Cavour, 72, 70121 Bari BA

Crystalina

Excellent location. Wonderful apartment in a high ceiling house. Very clean. Properly working appliances. Dario, a pretty friendly and welcoming owner, is always ready to give recommendations concerning shops, restaurants and tours

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Price: from 801€

Grotta Palazzese

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Via Narciso, 59, 70044 Polignano a mare BA

Crystalina

How about dinner in a grotto created by nature itself? In this place, the sea washed out two large natural openings, resulting in a huge semicircular "hall" with a diameter of about 30 meters. The place is worth visiting at least once, the atmosphere is super, the view is magical. The hotel rooms are beautiful right above the sea. The prices are a little high, but it's worth it!

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7 days Itinerary in Southern Italy

Day 1

Centro storico di Napoli

09:00 Breakfast at the hotel

10:30 Visit Palazzo Reale di Napoli

12:30 Walk around Piazza del Plebiscito

14:00 Lunch

15:00 Visit Basilica Reale Pontificia San Francesco da Paola

16:00 Visit Castel Nuovo

18:00 Visit to Toledo metro station

19:00 Dinner

Day 2

Vesuvius volcano, Pompei

09:00 Check-out from the hotel

09:30 Drive to Vesuvius

10:00-13:00 Visit Vesuvius volcano

13:30 Lunch

14:00 Drive to Pompei

14:30-18:00 Visiting Pompei

18:30 Drive to Sorrento

19:30 Check-in in hotel

20:00 Dinner

Day 3

Sorrento

09:00 Breakfast in the hotel

10:00-13:00 Visit Bagni Regina Giovanna

13:00 Lunch in the restaurant on the beach

14:00-16:00 Visit Vallone dei Mulini

16:30 Aperitif overlooking sea coast

17:30-19:00 Visit and walk around park Villa Comunale di Sorrento

19:30 Dinner overlooking sea coast

Day 4

Island of Capri, Monte Solaro

08:30 Breakfast in the hotel

09:00 Check-out from the hotel

09:00-10:30 Drive to the island of Capri

10:30-14:00 Visit Villa San Michele and beach Marina Grande

14:00 Check-in in the hotel

14:00-15:00 Rest in the hotel, lunch

15:00-17:00 Climbing by cable car on Monte Solaro

17:00 Descent from Monte Solaro

17:30 Walk around Piazzetta di Capri and aperitif in local bar

19:30 Dinner overlooking sea coast

Day 5

Grotta Azzurra on the Island of Capri, drive to Amalfi Coast

09:00 Breakfast in the hotel

09:30-11:00 Visit Grotta Azzurra

11:00 -13:00 Rest on the beach

13:00 Lunch in the restaurant on the beach

14:00-15:00 Rest in hotel

15:00 Check-out from the hotel

15:00-17:30 Drive to Amalfi Coast

18:00 Check-in in hotel

18:30 Dinner in the hotel overlooking sea coast

19:30 Evening walk around Amalfi Coast

Day 6

Amalfi Coast

08:30 Breakfast in the hotel

09:30 Rest on the beach Lido delle Sirene

12:00 Walk around center of Amalfi Coast visit Duomo di Sant'Andrea and Garden Chiostro del Paradiso

14:00 Lunch

15:00-18:00 Walk in lemon paths Amalfi Lemon Experience

18:30-20:00 Yacht cruise with dinner on deck

Day 7

Amalfi Coast, Return to New York

08:30 Breakfast in the hotel

09:00-10:30 Visit beach Il Duoglio Spiaggia

11:00-12:00 Return to hotel, shower and check-out

12:30 Lunch

13:00-14:30 Visit Villa Cimbrone Gardens

14:30-15:30 Drive to Napoli airport

19:15 Flight to New York

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The Five Pearls of Southern Italy

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Discover the secret corners of Southern Italy, which will add a special charm and unforgettable experience to your trip.

Alberobello

In southern Italy, on the Adriatic coast, there is a small fairy-tale town of Alberobello. The fame of the city was brought by the unique white-stone city buildings - trulli. What is it? Trulli are small houses with obligatory conical roofs. Such buildings are not found anywhere else in the world and therefore, for their uniqueness, they were included in 1996 in the UNESCO cultural heritage list.

Path of the Lemons

The Lemon Trail is a scenic, historic hiking trail that connects the towns of Maiori and Minori and is a special place. Discover the stunning beauty of the Amalfi Coast on the family-run Lemon Trail, a scenic walk between luscious lemon groves and stunning sea views. Stunning sea views, limoncello, and hiking trails are some of the top things the Amalfi Coast is famous for, and there's one place where you can experience all three of them together: the lemon trail!

Grottoes of Neptune

The most charming stalactite caves in Sardinia. The grotto is accessible either by boat or via a 654-step staircase. But the most delightful views of the place make it all worth it.

Thermal parks of the island of Ischia

What makes the place unique is access to the sea. You can combine relaxation in thermal SPAs and swimming in sky-blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

Fjord Furore

Furore is peculiar for its natural beauty. A spectacular fjord with turquoise water and golden beach is surrounded by the coast's steep cliffs and old fishermen houses.

Southern Italian cuisine

Pizzeria Concettina ai Tre Santi

Via Arena della Sanità, 7 Bis, 80137 Napoli NA

The famous Michelin-starred pizzeriaTre Santi offers you the best traditional Neapolitan pizza as well as unusual combinations. Don't be put off by the long lines, this pizza definitely deserves your attention!

Ristorante President Pompei

Piazzale Schettini, 12, 80045 Pompei NA

Get a five-star culinary experience in Pompeii. At a Michelin-starred restaurant, you will have a journey through the tastes of traditional Campania cuisine from Chef Paolo Gramaglia. Trust the chef and you will know what a real gourmet dinner is. The food is very creative, each dish is connected with local traditions.

Casa Mele

Via G. Marconi, 76, 84017 Positano SA

Casa Mele is one of those cool contemporary restaurants with a lengthy tasting menu and food presented as art – and theater. The slick open kitchen is a window into a high-powered food laboratory from which emerge whimsical pastas, delicate fish in subtle sauces, and outstanding desserts. Casa Mele also runs cooking courses, which include a meal and wine.

Sensi Restaurant

Via Orfeo Mazzitelli, 258 C, 70124 Bari BA

An exclusive restaurant in Bari dedicated to signature cuisine, in the balance between innovation and tradition. The research in the preparation of the dish, combined with the quality of the raw materials, are the elements that strongly recommend dining at Sensi. Dishes with a unique taste, accompanied by no less excellent wines!

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Emergency telephones

Carabinieri
(unique emergency service): 112

Ambulance: 118

Consulate: (+39) 02 723001

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We purchased a travel itinerary for Tuscany from Crystalina, and it exceeded our expectations. The itinerary was well-planned and accurate, allowing us to have the perfect trip we envisioned. Additionally, Crystalina provided us with an excellent quote for car rental, and we were able to rent a car from Sixt at a much cheaper price compared to other competitors, saving us approximately $200. Highly recommended.

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Crystalina built us an itinerary for 10 days for a family with 3 children. The itinerary was very detailed and included exact links to the places as well as the parking places. She was a great help for everything we asked of her and made the trip very easy to do. She was very available and gave great service. Highly recommended.

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Vincent says:

09.09.2023 at 18:45

I’m interested in visiting Southern Italy next year. Can you recommend a good itinerary for 7 days?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:02
  
  Sure, here is a possible itinerary for 7 days in Southern Italy:
  Day 1: Arrive in Naples and check into your hotel.
  Day 2: Explore the historic center of Naples, including the Piazza del Plebiscito, the Duomo, and the Castel Nuovo.
  Day 3: Take a day trip to Pompeii, an ancient Roman city that was buried by a volcano in 79 AD.
  Day 4: Drive to the Amalfi Coast and spend the day exploring the towns of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello.
  Day 5: Take a boat trip to Capri, a beautiful island off the coast of Sorrento.
  Day 6: Visit the ruins of Paestum, a Greek city that was founded in the 6th century BC.
  Day 7: Relax on the beach in either Salerno or Sorrento.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Donna says:

09.09.2023 at 18:46

I’m interested in seeing the Amalfi Coast, but I’m not sure where to start. Can you recommend a good place to base myself?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:03
  
  The Amalfi Coast is a popular tourist destination, so it can be crowded, especially during the summer months. However, there are some less-crowded spots, such as the town of Conca dei Marini.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
David says:

09.09.2023 at 18:46

I’m not a big fan of crowds, so I’m looking for some hidden gems in Southern Italy. Can you recommend any?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:04
  
  Here are a few hidden gems in Southern Italy:
  The town of Matera is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its cave dwellings.
  The island of Pantelleria is a volcanic island with a unique landscape.
  The town of Craco is a ghost town that was abandoned in the 1960s.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Brendon says:

09.09.2023 at 18:47

I’m interested in learning more about the history and culture of Southern Italy. Can you recommend any tours or activities that would be a good fit?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:04
  
  There are many tours and activities that can help you learn more about the history and culture of Southern Italy. Here are a few suggestions:
  Take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Italian dishes.
  Visit a museum or archaeological site to learn about the region’s history.
  Attend a traditional festival or event.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Kate says:

09.09.2023 at 18:47

I’m on a budget, so I’m looking for some affordable places to stay in Southern Italy. Can you recommend any?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:05
  
  Here are a few affordable places to stay in Southern Italy:
  Hostels: There are many hostels in Southern Italy that offer budget-friendly accommodation.
  Bed and breakfasts: Bed and breakfasts are a great way to experience the local culture and meet other travelers.
  Apartments: Apartments can be a good option for families or groups of friends.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Zac says:

09.09.2023 at 18:50

I’m interested in hiking in the Pollino National Park. Can you recommend any trails?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:05
  
  Sure, here are a few trails in the Pollino National Park that are suitable for hiking:
  The Sentiero del Brigante: This is a 9-kilometer trail that follows the path of a 19th-century brigand.
  The Sentiero del Sole: This is a 12-kilometer trail that offers stunning views of the Pollino Mountains.
  The Sentiero delle Cascate: This is a 6-kilometer trail that takes you past several waterfalls.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
George says:

09.09.2023 at 18:50

I’m interested in trying the local cuisine. Can you recommend any restaurants?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:06
  
  Here are a few restaurants in Southern Italy that serve traditional cuisine:
  La Cucina di Mamma Teresa: This restaurant in Matera serves home-cooked meals.
  Il Cavatappi: This restaurant in Naples serves Neapolitan pizza.
  La Sponda: This restaurant in Positano serves fresh seafood.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Sally says:

09.09.2023 at 18:51

I’m not sure how to get around Southern Italy. Can you recommend any transportation options?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:07
  
  There are several ways to get around Southern Italy. Here are a few options:
  By train: There is a good train network in Southern Italy, making it easy to get between major cities.
  By bus: There are also many bus services in Southern Italy.
  By car: If you want to have more flexibility, you can rent a car.
  By boat: There are also boat services that can take you to some of the smaller islands and towns in Southern Italy.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Nicole says:

09.09.2023 at 18:51

I’m traveling with my family and we have a few young children. Can you recommend any kid-friendly activities?

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:08
  
  Here are a few kid-friendly activities in Southern Italy:
  Visit the Naples Aquarium: This aquarium is home to over 20,000 marine animals.
  Take a boat trip to Capri: This island is known for its beautiful beaches and grottoes.
  Go hiking in the Pollino National Park: This park has plenty of trails that are suitable for children.
  Visit the ruins of Pompeii: This ancient city was buried by a volcano in 79 AD.
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Chris says:

09.09.2023 at 18:51

I’m looking for some tips on how to save money on my trip to Southern Italy.

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1. Crystalina says:
  
  09.09.2023 at 19:08
  
  Here are a few tips on how to save money on your trip to Southern Italy:
  Stay in hostels or bed and breakfasts.
  Cook your own meals.
  Take advantage of free activities, such as walking tours and visiting museums on free days.
  Use public transportation instead of taxis.
  Book your flights and accommodation in advance.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.