Location: Marina di Camerota
Top Things to do in Marina di Camerota
The 9 Best Things to Do in Marina di Camerota, Italy
Marina di Camerota is an Italian town, the largest Civil parish (frazione) of Camerota, situated in the province of Salerno, Campania. In 2007 it had a population of 2,674.
Restaurants in Marina di Camerota
1. Area Marina Protetta Costa degli Infreschi e della Masseta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 500 reviews
Reviewed By Giffoni - Sydney
We motored out of Marina di Scario and followed the coastline to Infreschi, a beautiful cove with laid moorings and azure blue water. There are small Beaches and a large cave which small boats were backing into but fresh, cold water was coming out of the cave. We arrived early, had a swim and finally had an early lunch.
Then it began to get busy, so we continued on to Marina di Camerota. We did not see any facilities on the shore, for boats the moorings are great , otherwise anchor in ten meters of water.
2. Cala Bianca Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 488 reviews
Reviewed By aingerfam - Doha, Qatar
After Reading many reviews on here, we decided to drive to find this amazing beach.
Sadly we couldn't find it by car using maps, sat mac etc. and drove around the hills in many directions to try and find it. Sadly we didn't
It would be nice to have known that it is best to access by boat from Marina di Camerota!!! Unless we missed a road somewhere!
But we enjoyed the beach with our 4 boys at the marina di Camerota instead.
3. Baia Infreschi Marina Di Camerota
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By Ieva B
We went there by car. It was an adventure! Real off-roads, maybe not so far as long time to drive but finally we get there. Navigation pint here on trip adviser is not correct, I found it on google maps.
However place is awesome! After you park your car you have to go down the steep walk to get to the beach. Down there at the bay you can have a beach time and then go up and have a drink or some snack at home-pub in the middle of nowhere and grape fields with stunning sea views and wild Italy! It was a fantastic experience!
We were in May afternoon it was to late to have sunbath as the sun was turned away behind the Mountains despite that it is west coast, so probably better to go there in the first part of the day (in May).
4. Spiaggia del Pozzallo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By elisa g - Siena, Italy
La spiaggia è raggiungibile sia a piedi dall'invio della strada sterrata in circa 30 minuti lungo un percorso incorniciato dalla macchia mediterranea, sia in barca dal porto di marina di camerota. E'una bella spiaggia, con acqua limpida, purtroppo troppo affollata in agosto.
5. Calanca Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By bormar76 - Seattle, Washington
It's a very nice beach but the beach is taken over by umbrellas belonging to different resorts. They are so close to one another that it's like a carpet and you can smell the other people's sweat.
It's probably better in June or September, but what do they do? Do they remove the umbrellas? I swear, you are on the beach and it feels like you are in London's underground!
6. Afrodite Sabbia & Mare
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Nastag - Lainate, Italy
Mare stupendo, spiaggia ampia che fa in modo che non si crei la classica calca di gente.
Non troppo adatto ai bambini piccoli, l'acqua appena si entra è molto alta e se ci sono i cavalloni diventa un po' pericoloso.
7. Tonga Sun Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Valentina B
My experience was absolutely the best on the Camerota Coast: the environment is warm and welcoming, the beach gorgeous and the view breathtaking. Good service, delicious food. A "must go" for your next trip to Cilento.
8. MUVIP Museo Virtuale del Paleolitico
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Fiore D
Sono andata in questo Museo virtuale con molta curiosità. Sono uscita soddisfatta per le notizie fornite sulla preistoria di quest'area e stupita ed ammirata per la modalità di presentazione che mi ha immersa nella vita dell'uomo cilentano nelle varie ere preistoriche, all'interno delle grotte che altrimenti non si potrebbero visitare ed anche nel ventre delle montagne stesse che le ospitano... Il museo infatti presenta un aspetto ricostruttivo, sulla scorta degli scavi che l'Università di Siena ha portato avanti negli anni, un aspetto descrittivo dell'attuale con visita virtuale delle grotte per come si presentano oggi ed una visita virtuale delle grotte realizzato con lo scanner laser che fa vedere tutti i piani di svolgimento dei percorsi delle grotte, anche non raggiungibili. Complimenti agli organizzatori ed un grazie alla gentilissima e giovanissima coordinatrice della visita che si è pazientemente intrattenuta con i visitatori desiderosi di integrare le notizie antiche con le storie più recenti.
9. Grotta Preistorica della Cala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
The cave of the Cala collects in its interior testimonies of the presence of the man of Neanderthal and of more modern men who have succeeded between 30,000 and 10,000 years ago
Reviewed By Norberto64 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Este interesante lugar, muy histórico pasa desapercibido ante la magnificencia de los acantilados y el mar, posee poca informacion y está cerrado, por lo que no se puede disfrutar, es un lugar donde se han encontrado restos antiquísimos, bien podría con todos los ciudados necesarios dejarse disfrutar algo más que una vista desde la carretera...
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