The Cilento National Park is a lesser-known paradise of jagged coastline and inland hills that combine beautiful seas with green natural splendor. South of Salerno lies the Cilento, where you'll find small seaports, quaint fishing villages painted in a palatte of pastels, and time-worn hill towns resting amidst forested foothills.

The pretty town of Torchiara is located in the heart of the Cilento National park, a land full of beauty and historic traditions.

Hikes and Trails in Cilento National Park Baia degli Infreschi Trail A wonderful trail that takes you on a hike across the promontory, through some woods and open areas with spectacular sea views.

Agropoli is the gateway to the Cilento National Park, and is the largest and liveliest town in that area. Perched on a promontory about the Mediterranean Sea, it sits at the south end of the Gulf of Salerno and has a protected port, a nice marina, and long stretches of sandy beaches where the hills end and the sea begins.

Palinuro is a beautiful coastal village in the southern part of the of the Cilento National Park. The town is located at the foot of a promontory and, with quite a scenic outlook, it mirrors itself in the clean blue sea.

The town of Sanza is in the center of the vast territory of the Cilento National Park, in a beautiful setting. It has rich flora and fauna and mountainous surroundings.

Towns in Cilento National Park Pioppi Its setting is postcard perfect: arching along the bay with a waterfront promenade that hasn't been over-developed or commercialized to hinder the pleasure of the sea, views casting over the hills that surround the bay, and across the water.

The pretty town of Torchiara is located in the heart of the Cilento National park, a land full of beauty and historic traditions.

Seafood is super-fresh, while Castellabate also offers inland cuisine from the Cilento hills. The entire area is encompassed within the Cilento National Park, which protects the hills and the coastline. This part of Campania is known for its hospitality, …

A sober beauty characterizes the village of Pisciotta, set like a splendid jewel into the Cilento National Park. The village is just a few miles away from mass tourism, and located on a hilltop covered with olive groves, stretching out into the emerald sea.