What to do in the surroundings
Our agriturismo is the ideal starting point to discover the beauty of the Vallo di Diano, the Cilento and Basilicata. Here are some places we recommend visiting during your stay:
Historic Centre of Teggiano
A medieval town rich in churches and a castle: perfect for a walk through history with panoramic views.
San Michele Sanctuary (Teggiano)
A panoramic mountain church with a spectacular view over the historic centre of Teggiano.
Certosa di Padula
The first charterhouse built in Campania and the largest in Italy: a breathtaking architectural masterpiece not to be missed.
Baptistery of San Giovanni in Fonte
Ancient early Christian baptistery (4th century) with a central spring that fed the pools used for immersion baptism.
Sella del Corticato Trail
A panoramic climb to the highest road point above Teggiano: views over Teggiano, the Cilento and, on clear days, Amalfi and Capri.
Monte Carmelo Sanctuary
A panoramic little church in Sant'Arsenio with a green area and picnic tables: perfect for a picnic overlooking the entire Vallo di Diano.
Sammaro Gorge (Sacco)
A short trek to the Sammaro spring, through ravines and caves: unspoiled nature and surprising scenery.
Oasi Capelli di Venere
A small nature reserve with scenic waterfalls and an easy trail: perfect for a refreshing walk in nature.
Roscigno Vecchia
A "ghost" village abandoned over a century ago: a place suspended in time, full of atmosphere.
Monte Vivo Chapel (Piaggine)
A small chapel nestled in the woods of Monte Vivo, with a picnic area and beautiful panoramas — ideal for a break in nature.
Scario Seafront
A charming fishing village in the Cilento: sea-view promenade, bars and ice cream shops. Ideal at sunset or for a relaxing evening.
Lake Sirino
A remnant of the great prehistoric lake of the Noce Valley: walks, nature and relaxation along its shores.
Pertosa-Auletta Caves
The only caves in Italy with a boat section: a fascinating journey into the heart of the mountain.
Calore Gorge
Crystal-clear springs and waters along the Calore river, with walks and perfect spots to cool off in summer.
Valley of Orchids
A nature reserve famous for its biodiversity: wildflower blooms and guided trails through gentle, peaceful landscapes.
Monte Cervati
The highest peak in Campania: the final stretch is a dirt road, best visited in summer. In winter it is often snow-covered.
Alento River Nature Reserve
A large natural park with a dam and artificial lake: outdoor activities and educational trails for all ages.
Paestum Archaeological Park
Some of the best-preserved Doric temples in the world: an open-air museum of Magna Graecia.
Cristo di Maratea Statue
An iconic monument at the top of the coast: on clear days you can see Stromboli and sometimes Sicily.
Pompeii Archaeological Site
One of the most famous archaeological sites in the world: a Roman city crystallised by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. Walking its ancient streets feels like stepping back two thousand years.
Baia Infreschi
A protected marine area between Marina di Camerota and Scario, reachable by sea or via scenic hiking trails. Hidden beaches, turquoise waters and sea caves make it one of the most stunning bays in the Cilento.