HOTEL PIAN DELLE VIGNE

Structure

Recently renovated, the structure offers a strategic position from which it is possible to enjoy a breathtaking view that embraces the Gulf of Policastro.

Distance from the sea

The property is about 1.5 km from the sea (sandy and pebble beach).

Rooms

Welcoming and comfortable rooms, all equipped with balcony, have air conditioning, television, private bathroom, hairdryer (on request), wi-fi internet connection. The multiple accommodations have flat beds and bunk beds.

Services

Reception (08.00 - 22.00), restaurant, bicycle storage, bar, garden, terrace, parking, beach service, solarium

Animal friends

Small and medium size admitted upon notification at the time of booking. A supplement of € 7.00 per day is payable locally.

Conditions

Check in: from 12.00 

Check out: before 11.00

Praia A Mare and surroundings

Praia a Mare is a pretty town located on the border between Calabria and Lucania, not far from the mouth of the Noce river. He lives in a sort of play of colors and scents that cling to the mountain before diving into the blue sea. The municipality of Praia a Mare is part of the Pollino National Park, where extreme sports enthusiasts can try their hand at rafting and rafting or canoeing along the nearby Lao river, one of the most important torrential in Calabria. Do not miss a visit to the Dino Island, south of the country, in front of Capo dell'Arena. The imposing spur of rock, where Primula palinuri, a protected species among the most ancient of Italian flora, is famous for the presence of evocative caves such as the Blue Grotto, the Leone, the Frontone, the Sarde, the Monaco and the Cascades . Just south of the island of Dino there is the beach of Fiuzzi characterized by stacks, rocks, rocks and ravines. Maritime landing place and stopover located along the main trade routes of the western Mediterranean, Praia a Mare has been known since ancient times for its strategic and economic importance. Populous village of farmers and fishermen built on the narrow beaches between the river Noce, which marks the border with Basilicata to the north, and the rocky buttress beyond the countryside and the floodplain of the Lao river, for centuries Praia has kept intact and experience the customs, traditions and traditions of the nearby native fortress.