Calabria is a land still waiting to be discovered, far from mass tourism. Among the hidden villages of the Aspromonte and the Sila, the Arbereshe towns, the wild Ionian coast and the abandoned villages of the interior, here you travel slowly among nature, Greek history and living traditions. Explore one of the most authentic regions of the South.
38 guides in Calabria · 🛏 Dove dormire in Calabria
Food guide to Tropea: red onion IGP, fileja pasta with nduja, grilled swordfish and Pizzo tartufo gelato. Where to eat well by the Calabrian sea.
Jul 11, 2026
A complete guide to sleeping in Tropea: cliff-top palazzi, quiet Capo Vaticano retreats, the best zones for sea views, prices and easy beach access.
Jul 11, 2026
From Cosenza to San Giovanni in Fiore on narrow-gauge rails: a forgotten journey across the greenest, most solitary plateau of southern Italy.
Jul 9, 2026
On Aspromonte's wildest slopes, Amendolea is an abandoned borgo ruled by a ruined Norman castle — a journey to Calabria's edge where nature reclaims what was once human.
Jul 5, 2026
A vast highland of primeval forests and crystalline lakes above 1,000 metres, where summers are cool and winters bring skiing among ancient larch pines. Calabria's mountain secret.
Jul 5, 2026
Pizzo Calabro offers crystal-clear sea, the original tartufo gelato and the castle where Murat was shot — without Tropea's summer chaos.
Jul 5, 2026
Deep in Calabria's Pollino massif, Civita is an arbëreshë borgo where ancient Albanian is still spoken and a breathtaking stone bridge spans a hundred-metre gorge.
Jul 5, 2026
On a sheer-sided plateau in the Marchesato Crotonese, Santa Severina shelters a unique Byzantine baptistery and an intact Norman castle.
Jul 5, 2026
White houses massed on a perfect cone at the foot of the Pollino: Morano Calabro is the most photogenic and least-visited presepe borgo in Calabria.
Jul 5, 2026