Tradition, culture and nature convene in a place where you can uncover multiple treasures every step of the way. Visiting Calabria means finding yourself immersed in the spectacle of a majestic uncontaminated nature with its thrilling views.
It means re-living the millenary history of Mediterranean civilizations by exploring the streets of old town centres and of world renowned locations.
But there’s more: the warmth of local people, welcoming and inclusive, happy to share the beauty of their land and their culture.
Throughout the centuries Normans, Arabs and Romans have crossed these lands, leaving important signs in the local culture and local traditions.



Moving towards the south you can find the Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria with the Riace Bronzes, two Fifth century BC statues of Greek origin, one of the main masterpieces of the great art masters of the classical era.
The Archaeological site of Solacium, south of Catanzaro, gives you the chance to visit constructions of the Greek age, Roman age, as well as Norman, Byzantinian and Arab.
In Tropea, in the Gulf of Sant’Eufemia, perched on top of the Isola Bella, there is a site of exceptional beauty: the Church of Santa Maria dell’Isola, dominating the horizon from the top of the cape.
For those who want to get immersed in nature we would recommend a trip to Sila Park and, further north, a trip to Pollino Park, protected areas of natural beauty and unique locations to connect with Calabria’s flora and fauna.
Thanks to short cruises in motor boats it is also easy to reach the Aeolian Islands, a little Sicilian archipelago of volcanic origins characterised by wild beauty.
There are many highlights worth a visit in Calabria, and many are the treasures of this land. We would be happy to advise you, according to your interests, to make your stay at Le Roccette Club an unforgettable experience.


