Calabria is mysterious and enchanting, captivating with its uniqueness and wildness. Long ago, the Greeks chose the name Italy for this region of the peninsula and founded settlements that quickly flourished, as a result of which the current region of Calabria was once called Magna Graecia. Many nations replaced each other, and they all left their mark. Even in our time, countless folk traditions have retained a strong connection with the past. One example is the Castello Aragonese of Charles V.

The harsh and wild nature of the landscape enchants the tourist who comes to Calabria. Delightful beaches, for example, in Tropea, where the gardens come right to the sea, or in Capo Vaticano, recognized as the most beautiful coast, where between high cliffs you will find many coves, beaches and granite reefs … It is not for nothing that the Tyrrhenian coast of Calabria received the name of the Coast of the Gods, known throughout the world for the clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea, white sandy beaches and radiant sun.