What to Do on Vacation in Marina di Camerota

The Area and Excursions

Baia rocciosa con acque turchesi e barche ancorate, circondata da vegetazione mediterranea.
Welcome to the heart of the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park, a region filled with views that you will never forget. Find out what to do and what to see on vacation in Marina di Camerota!
Marina di Camerota, with its soft beaches and crystal-clear sea, is the perfect place from which to discover Cilento.
Explore Baia della Calanca's hidden coves, stroll through the narrow streets of the ancient villages and visit historical gems such as Paestum and Velia, Greek cities with an eternal charm.
Would you like to learn more about the area's natural environment? Then walk along the Park's scenic trails on foot, which will take you through mountains, hills and forests.
Following an adventure-filled day, just enjoy the authentic flavors of Cilento: olive oil, anchovies, cacioricotta cheese and honey are just some of the delicacies you can savor!
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Sea and Beaches

Cala Bianca
One of Italy's most beautiful beaches, Cala Bianca is a piece of paradise. With its white pebbles and turquoise waters, it's the ideal place if you're looking for a quiet, unspoiled natural setting. It can be reached via scenic paths with breathtaking sea views.
Baia degli Infreschi
A small natural paradise, accessible only by sea or via an exciting trekking route across fascinating landscapes. Its crystalline waters and hidden coves are perfect for snorkeling and for a true immersion in the beauty of Cilento.
Pozzallo Beach
A beautiful natural gem, perfect for a regenerating break during a hike. With pebbles and a deep sea, it is the ideal place to relax and enjoy a refreshing meal at the nearby refreshment point.
Mingardo Beach
Mingardo Beach, between Palinuro and Marina di Camerota, is a long stretch of golden sand framed by majestic cliffs and Mediterranean pine forests.

Excursions and Boat Tours

Trekking along the Costa degli Infreschi
A scenic route that takes you through caves, coves and enchanting landscapes. Ideal for trekking enthusiasts, you can end your trip with a relaxing boat trip to discover Cilento from a unique perspective.
Passeggiata delle 4 spiagge
Among the recommended routes, Passeggiata delle 4 Spiagge offers views of coves, inlets and crystal-clear waters. Along the walk, you can admire Saracen towers and visit the Paleolithic Museum or the Museum of Frescoes.
Sentiero delle 12 Chiese
Another unmissable experience is the Sentiero delle 12 Chiese (Trail of the 12 Churches), which crosses the inland hamlets of Marina di Camerota. Here you can discover the local artisan tradition, with terracotta-working demonstrations by master craftsmen. A dive into adventure among nature, culture and tradition!
Sentiero dei Briganti
Between ancient roads and thousand-year-old olive trees, this route offers amazing views of the Mingardo river gorges and the sea at Palinuro.
The Caves of Capo Palinuro
A true natural masterpiece: these sea caves, which can be reached by boat, will amaze you with their crystal-clear waters and spectacular, natural lighting effects.
Castelcivita and Pertosa Caves
Dive into the heart of the earth on an underground adventure among stalactites and stalagmites. These paths give you a unique experience, between mystery and natural beauty.
WWF Oasis of Morigerati
In the ancient village of Morigerati, the WWF Oasis welcomes visitors with its 607 hectares of uncontaminated nature. Here, after a karstic route, the Bussento river re-emerges creating beautiful waterfalls and small lakes. A path through streams and springs, and a stone mule track, leads to the charming karst cave, the symbol of the oasis.
Oasi Cascate Capelli di Venere
The Oasi Cascate Capelli di Venere, in Casaletto Spartano, is a magical place where the Rio Bussentino stream carves enchanting waterfalls among the moss and ferns. The lush vegetation and natural pools create a unique atmosphere, ideal for relaxing walks and enjoying the unspoiled nature of Cilento.

Culture and History

The village of Camerota
A small historic center that preserves Cilento's authentic soul. Take a walk through its charming alleys, discover ancient traditions and admire postcard-perfect views.
The village of Lentiscosa
Thanks to its environmental location between sea and mountains, it stands out for its ancient village and vast agricultural countryside, largely cultivated with olive trees, from which a good extra-virgin olive oil is produced every year.
The village of Licusati
Licusati is characterized by a special bond its residents maintain with their territory. In fact, the town (together with Lentiscosa) has preserved rural traditions that involve its residents in cultivating agricultural lands (mostly for family use) as well as in harvesting and processing olives.
Archaeological Sites of Paestum and Velia
Not far from Marina di Camerota, you can visit the Doric temples of Paestum, considered among the best preserved in the world, and the ruins of Velia, an ancient city of Magna Graecia.
Padula Charterhouse
One of the largest monasteries in Europe, boasting cloisters, frescoes and a historical library. The Charterhouse is a Baroque beauty, a must-see for art and architecture lovers.