Felitto
Calore Gorges: water, rock and trails
Between Felitto and Magliano Nuovo, the Calore river narrows between rocky walls, creating one of the Park’s most recognisable natural landscapes.
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Nature, geology and landscapes
Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park
The Park is not a single destination but a vast territory of rivers, gorges, limestone mountains, caves, woods and inland villages. The best way to explore it is to choose one area at a time and give it a full day.
Estensione
circa 181.000 ettari
Riconoscimenti
Patrimonio mondiale · Biosfera · Geoparco UNESCO
Come muoversi
Auto consigliata
Ideale per
Una giornata nell’entroterra
Alburni Mountains
Castelcivita and the great karst landscape
The Alburni are the Park’s most mountainous and mineral face. Castelcivita Caves reveal the karst nature of these mountains from within.
Vallo di Diano
Padula and Sassano: culture and biodiversity in one day
In Vallo di Diano, the natural landscape meets one of the area’s great cultural sites: the Charterhouse of San Lorenzo in Padula.
Deeper into the Park
Mount Cervati and the Bussento, for those who want to go further
On longer stays you can devote a day to the Park’s more inland and southern areas, leaving early and choosing one main experience.
Not to be missed
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Calore Gorges
River, rock, trails and outdoor activities.
Castelcivita Caves
A journey into the underground landscape of the Alburni.
Vallo di Diano: Padula and Sassano
Cultural heritage and nature in the same day.
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Our tip
The Park is too large to be visited in one day. Choose one area and always check weather, road conditions, opening times and trail conditions.
Dimensione
Oltre 181.000 ettari: meglio una zona per volta
Come muoversi
Auto consigliata; le strade interne richiedono tempo
Periodo
Primavera e autunno ideali; estate ottima per fiumi e grotte
Prima di partire
Verifica meteo, accessi, visite guidate e aperture stagionali
The wildest side of Cilento
