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South of the Amalfi Coast — the Cilento

Where Campania's south coast goes wild — empty beaches, two Greek temples, and a UNESCO national park most travellers skip.

By Francesca·08 January 2026·5 min read
South of the Amalfi Coast — the Cilento

Paestum first

The three Greek temples at Paestum (5th century BC) are the best-preserved in Europe, better than most things still standing in Greece. The site is open 8:30–19:30, €15 with museum, walk-up tickets fine in shoulder season.

Drive south from Paestum and the coast empties: Acciaroli, Pioppi, Castellabate. Stop wherever a beach looks good — most are public, free, and have a single bar serving fritto misto.

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Our homes in Cilento

South of the Amalfi crowds — a UNESCO national park of beaches, mountain hamlets, and the Greek temples of Paestum that pre-date most of Rome.

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