Tropea

The coastline ( The Tyrrenian Coast ) from Pizzo Calabro to Nicotera is full of beaches, they are present receptive structures capable of offering excellent standards of hospitality. The Calabrian region is an integral part of the Mediterranean Sea. Places to visit, Gastronomy, Events, Photos, Stay in the Hotels, Farm Holidays, Residences in Tropea and Capo Vaticano and on the whole. Vacation in South Italy - Tourism in Calabria.

This site wants to be a useful informations' instrument for how're interested on our wonderful town. Throughout the different sections you'll be able to discover a lot of things about Tropea's history, archaeology, churches, monuments, old palaces, importants people, events and traditions. We hope that with the Pro loco's web site you could enjoy your holiday at best, maybe finding a good accommodation (among those indicated in the "Services" area), or choosing one of the restaurant in the historical centre where to spend a romantic evening, or a pizzeria where you'll be able to have some relax time after a sunny day on the beach. In short, we want to give you a virtual tour among the whole lot of beautiful things to do, to see and to know about our Tropea.

Tropea is one of the most beautiful towns in Calabria lies along the south Tyrrhenian coast. Austere and majestic, Tropea rises out of the promontory of Monte Poro which lies between the two gulfs of Sant’Eufemia and Gioia. It overlooks a mirror-like sky-blue, crystal-clear sea, with its incredible rocks: “La Pizzuta”, “Formicoli”, “San Leonardo” and “Isola Bella”.

Wonderful place in Calabria. Great sandy beaches, old town, steep streets, old churches. Tropea is perhaps the most famous destination in all of Calabria. The highlight is the Santa Maria dell'Isola, built on a rock with sea on three sides and a beach on one.

Tropea is perfect for a little Meditteranean sunbathing and sightseeing, if you don’t mind feeling like one of many, many tourists that crowd here during the high season (July-September). Tropea’s touristiness can be part of the fun, as people watching opportunities (especially of bronzed southern Italians and for some reason huge quantities of decidedly-less-bronzed Germans) abound. During the day, the beaches below Tropea’s white cliffs beckon; at night, Tropea’s tiny downtown is a maze of restaurants, bars, and piazze packed with trinkets for tourists (i.e. you) to buy.