The Vista Sila Apartment complex is set in a tranquil location in the coastal town of Marina di Caulonia on the Ionian coast of eastern Calabria .The small apartment complex of Vista Sila has a communal swimming pool(open seasonally) and it is less than one kilometre from the beach .The area is surrounded by small fruit farms and you are mingling with the friendly local Calabrase people experiencing a real Italian way of life .Nearby are pathways suitable for walking or cycling . In springtime the wild flora of the area is beautiful .This new first floor apartment comprises of entrance door leading to kitchen/living/dining area/ Italian designed kitchen.One double bedroom plus one full bathroom.Balcony area.Apartment can sleep four eg:two adults and two children .The location can be reached by train to Caulonia Station or preferably to Roccella Station a short distance away.Car hire is not essential but local car hire at reasonable rates can be obtained. A must visit are the cassade di san nicola for swimming and plunge pool/picnic area illlustrated on above site banner.
One Sofa Bed : Gas hob with electric oven: Washing Machine: Air-conditioning: Power Shower: Towels/Linen/Iron etc: Balcony : Pick up and Return Airport Transfer available: Local Car Hire/Taxi Hire available: Non Smoking: : Federico Bus Service: Railway Station: Cycling: Walking: Swimming Pool:
Aspromonte the southernmost
tip of Italy's peninsula, has spectacular mountain walking and scenery. Calabrian
cuisine has been influenced by its Greek history. Calabria makes nice white wines
try the Ciro label and for the reds try Bivonge .On
the very toe of Italy, facing Sicily across the Strait of Messina, lies
Reggio di Calabria. Visit the Riace Bronze Statues in the museum there.
"The time we had in Calabria was truly fantastic.I wish I could have stayed longer.The weather was perfect, food beautiful and not expensive, people very friendly and helpful and really appreciated us trying to speak Italian (poco poco :)).Got few funny stories to tell. For example, it is hilarious how when you ask a very simple question in your broken Italian, you get 5 min answer, and it is obvious from your face expression that you are not getting a single word but it doesn't stop them from talking and trying to help you.I loved Caulonia, village feel to it, being away from all the tourists and living the life as Italians do.We went to Roccella and Caulonia Superiore. Both truly unmissable. Got some really good photos too."Anita London/Poland