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Santa Cristina d'Aspromonte, RC, Italia
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Santa Cristina d'Aspromonte, the excitement of a marvel
Set in a frame between rock majesty and unspoiled nature, the territory of Santa Cristina offers scenery of unique beauty in which to immerse your gaze.

In the Footsteps of the Brigand Cacciadiavoli
His name may sound like something out of a popular adventure novel, yet Cacciadiavoli was one of those ill-fated rebels, shaped by poverty and the struggle against injustice.

Solano, a Rural Interlude between the Sea and Aspromonte
Divided between Scilla and Bagnara, the two hamlets of Solano share a rural landscape rich in old-time flavours.

Favazzina, Beach Life and Sfusato Lemons
On the Tyrrhenian coast between Scilla and Bagnara, Favazzina is home to one of the Costa Viola’s most beloved beaches.

Up towards Aspromonte: Melia and the Tremusa Caves
Beyond Scilla’s seaside charm, the road to Gambarie reveals a cultivated plateau among chestnut woods and the unexpected beauty of the Tremusa Caves.

The Eagle Trail n. 172: From the Tremusa Caves to Scilla
«Sentiero del'Aquila» or «Eagle trail»: a spectacular «selfie trail» with wonderful views of the sea. For nature and photography lovers.

Ancient Village of Casignana
A small pearl suspended between Aspromonte and the Ionian Sea.

From Samos to Staiti with surprise: a trek through history
On the road along stage 62 of the Basilian Way® with a surprise detour

Scilla: the church of San Giuseppe in Chianalea
At the end of the walk through the village of Chianalea stands a small sixteenth-century church overlooking the sea.

Gerace: medieval jewel of Calabria
A medieval village in Aspromonte, overlooking the sea

Traveling to Scilla: 3 weekends of wonders
From Scilla to Aspromonte and to the Costa Viola: all the colors of Calabria

The Heroic Wines of the Costa Viola
Clinging to a rugged coast on steep dry-stone terraces, these vineyards truly deserve their name.