Location: Palinuro
Top Things to do in Palinuro
The 10 Best Things to Do in Palinuro, Italy
Palinuro is an Italian small town, the most populated civil parish (frazione) of Centola, Province of Salerno, in the Campania region. The name of the town is derived from Palinurus, the helmsman of Aeneas, as recorded in the fifth and sixth books of the Aeneid.
Restaurants in Palinuro
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4.5 based on 880 reviews
The Sea Caves of Cape Palinuro are the main attraction of the area. You can visit with boats leaving from the harbor of Palinuro. The tour includes the famous Blue Grotto, the Cave of Blood, the Sulfur Grotto and the Cave of the Monks. Finally, will be a stop at the Bay of Good Sleep for a refreshing swim in the clear waters of the bay.
Reviewed By JuliusVtravel - Naples, Campania, Italy
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, lush vegetation, crystal clear waters and a coast stretching for 100 km:
The Blue Grotto
Is the cave most known to tourists and the easiest to get by boat, just outside the harbor of Palinuro, and is therefore the most visited, also thanks to the spectacular play of light that can be seen on the surface of the water, which magically, especially at certain times of the day, is colored by an intense blue. The maximum depth of the cave is 33 metres.
To reach it you can catch a small boat which departs from the port of Palinuro and which may also include the possibility of excursions to discover the caves of Capo Palinuro like this one, the Blue Grotto. Current charge is €15 p.p.for a 90 minute boat ride.
2. Baia del Buon Dormire
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4.5 based on 726 reviews
From the port of Palinuro is possible to take the Beach Shuttle, which can easily reach the Bay of Buondormire, otherwise inaccessible to most. After departure, expected in the morning, the boat reaches the shore of the Bay of Buondormire and here it is left for subsequent re-embarked in the afternoon to return to port. On the beach of Buondormire not present any kind of organized beach service, so customers are given the opportunity to bring their beach gear like umbrellas, among other things, highly recommended. On the beach there, but only during the summer, a small bar where you can refresh during the stop. The service is subject to various limitations, we recommend that the customers inquire about the weather conditions at the ticket office, or telephone the staff for more information.
Reviewed By mr69er - Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
eat and drink at the beach cafe but relax and feel secluded. until a boat tour comes along.. you do still feel even when busy that your not being trampled on while trying to relax like some places.. all in all a lovely spot to chill out.
3. Spiaggia della Marinella
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4.5 based on 500 reviews
Marinella Lido was born in the famous Bay Buondormire, located in Palinuro. From here you can reach various destinations, Buondormire, the Natural Arch, the Scoglio del Coniglio, the sulfur caves, the Grotta Azzurra and many others. Behind the beach, in the shade of mulberry trees there is a kiosk where he could retire to enjoy meals Cilento. Surrounded by nature Marinella Lido is a place where it's worth going.
Reviewed By FarmersKent - Kent
The restaurant is terrible. Plastic plates etc v boring undercooked basic food and the worst white wine in a plastic cup. Ahhhhh!
4. Arco Naturale di Palinuro
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4 based on 415 reviews
Reviewed By Massimo B - Milan, Italy
My friends and I walked from our Hotel to Arco Naturale di Palinuro (roughly 4 Km.) with such a wonderful views and we were seated on the beach looking at a very clear water. We all togheter had understood why Ulisse loved to navigate in that sea approaching the Marmaids Cove
5. Ficocella Beach
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By favolio - Masnuy-Saint-Jean, Belgium
which feeling you may have waking up every day with this paradise in front of you. you cannot imagine if you have not been there...
6. Antiquarium - Museo Archeologico
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4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Rorinho - Seattle, Washington
Well worth a stop if you are passing by/through Palinuro. No entry fee, but a donation is expected. The staff person there provided us with a small explanation of key artifacts in the collection (he only spoke Italian).
7. Lido Baia Saracena
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By maleader - Avellino, Italy
lido abbastanza ben organizzato dove i ragazzi si danno da fare...specialmente in zona spiaggia , park , addirittura navetta per la stazione...peccato che poi ti siedi per mangiare qlcs su dei tavoli da bar senza alcun tovaglia , cn salvietta di carta , bicchieri e bottiglia d'acqua monouso che nn riesci ad ancorare da nessuna parte , e , alla fine ti fanno pagare il coperto....come in un ristorante vero....nn comment
8. Net Beach
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4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
Lido con circa 25 ombrelloni, piccolo ma ben organizzato e gestito dalla Sig.ra Anna e dalle sue figlie che ogni mattina salutano gli ospiti offrendo loro il caffè, direttamente sotto l'ombrellone. A disposizione degli ospiti bibite e servizio a domicilio in collaborazione con in ristorante di Palinuro. Consigliato
9. Chiesa Santa Maria Loreto
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4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Norberto64 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Una iglesia moderna y muy agradable, cosa rara en Italia, allí todas las Iglesias suelen ser antiguas, esta en pleno centro, habia bastante gente orando, fue una linda experiencia, es de planta circular con iluminacion cenital y posee unos lindos vitrales, la imagen de la Virgen es muy linda.
10. Spiaggia della Molpa
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5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By michelangelodeleo - Capaccio-Paestum, Italy
Si rimane stupiti di fronte alla Potenza della natura espressa qui dalla falesia della Molpa. Dopo un breve sterrato si arriva in un ampio parcheggio custodito e da qui, dopo un breve sentiero, si arriva sulla spiaggia della Molpa, lunga e molto stretta dominata da un'altissima parete di roccia liscia. Caratteristica è la grotta enorme, dominata da un ambiente iniziale molto alto. Dalla spiaggia ci si tuffa in un mare straordinario e si procede verso sinistra seguendo la parete rocciosa e facendosi sorprendere dalle calette e dalle grotte di una suggestione indescrivibile. Sulla parete della Molpa si pratica l'arrampicata
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