This Peaceful Italian Coastline Is an Affordable Alternative for the Amalfi Coast—With Better Beaches, Too

Its beautiful cities have a tendency to steal the spatlights, made in the dramatic rocky beaches and glamorous resorts, but is located just south, filled with uneven beauty in the southern part of the Campiania region. The house of a large national park full of mountains and mountain cities, Slento has the Sandy Coast, amazing ancient Greek temples and peaceful monasteries. It is also the birth of the Mediterranean food.

According to international life, Selento is an alternative to the Amalfi coast. “It may not have a Positano mountain hanging town, but Selento Coast holds a series of cities in a beautiful beach that fights its beautiful beaches and more famous coast for easy access.” Travel + leisure. “There is no heart -pounding road with your caring buses. Only olive drains, drains and pinewoods, authentic fishing villages, a pleasant latest backback, powerful food, low prices and southern hospitality only green hills.”

Art historians and travel expert Daniel Otri, who arranges Clento’s visits, where his family comes, is called “Paradise for Pastorine” and encourages travelers who want to see the most, authentic part of Italy.

“Selento hopes to find many passengers in immunization, but rarely works: natural beauty, ancient history and extraordinary food,” he said. Travel + leisure. “The cost of this region is reasonably reasonable, which is famous for its ancient coast and turquoise sea, and offers some fresh fish and vegetables in Italy, as well as Buffalo Mozarila.”

Selento’s gateway (though not technically part of it) is Salrano, a port located on the southern tip of the Amalfi coast. Often the smaller version of the Naples is referred to as a mountain tipography. Its historical center is a warrior of stones standing with shops, restaurants and bars. Last year, while traveling to this area with my family, we made an amazing dinner at Botigheel 65, a century -old Sulameria, which has been given a new life as a comfortable restaurant serving a simple, home -styling food, such as baked pasta and local pins.

From there, the start of the Selinto takes time to go to the pasteum just within an hour. The home of incredibly well -protected Greek temples, pasteem is also interesting for the leather of World War II. It was on the beaches between Salrano and Passett that the US forces first landed on the Italian soil in a bloody war in 1943. Last May, while walking with Sandy Beach, my father, sister, sister -in -law and me left an abandoned German bunker after the war.

We also did a stop at Tanota Vanollo, the most famous Dairy farm in the area, where we looked at historical farm equipment at the culture of cultivation. Thanks to Buffalo that it was brought to this part of Italy many centuries ago, Selento is known to prepare some of the best buffalo of Italy’s milk Mozarilla. In Tanota Vanolo, you can take sample of delicious yogurt, gelato and other dairy products. (If you want to buy some of their Mozarila, you already have to order.)

In addition to Paisam, Otri also recommends spending time in towns like the Middle Ages village, AgroPoli, which has been crowned by the 15th century Spanish fort. Terenanara, a formerly abandoned town of the mountains, was recently resurrected. Castylabate, which has beautiful sights on the Sandy Coast and the upper part of the city. Capcacio, where you can go hiking and fodder for truffles. Puskyota, a vertical village that is watching the sea, compared it to Pozetano. Marina de Camrota, a fishing village where you can see the boat and see how the fishermen wear at night. And Pleinoro, which has a blue guruto, is larger and less crowded than Capri.

According to Otri, the Amali Coast is still a place to go if you want to feel like a film star and it is a resort experience, but if you are looking for coastal villages that are authentic, eat delicious food, fall into culture, and you access a section of money on the coast. “In its smaller hill villages, you will find the best restaurants and liquor boxes, as well as many opportunities to share with the Italians living there and holiday,” he said.