Villa Gina - Comfortable semi-detached house in quiet location in view of the sea — Property 505123

Summary of House 1, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 5

This nice vacation home was completed in October 2007 and is located in a small village a little from Marina di Camerota away in a quiet and attractive location. From the sunny terrace there is a magnificent view over the surrounding landscape and the sea.

Location Marina di Camerota < Salerno area < Campania < Italy

Marina di Camerota < Salerno area < Campania < Italy

 marks the location of this property in Marina di Camerota

Availability for the Villa Gina in Salerno area, Italy

Last updated on:

Thursday, 31 July 2008

Changeover day:

Saturday

Rental rates for the Villa Gina in Salerno area, Italy

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Notes to the rental rates

• During the months of July and August can only full weeks (Saturday - Saturday) be booked. Outside these periods, the rental period can be freely selected, but at least one week. In this case, the costs are proportionately.
  
• Bed linen and towels are EUR 10.00 per person. Cleaning is EUR 50.00.
  

Accommodation and Facilities for the Villa Gina in Salerno area, Italy

Motorboat rentals and boat trips

At the port and at the Lentiscelle Beach (located at the southeast end of town), there is the possibility to rent motor boats (without boat-driving licence in Italy to 40 PS), to the picturesque coastline to explore. Highly recommended! Boat trips on local fishing boats with a visit to the numerous caves and bathing stop at one of the lonely, accessible only by sea beaches are offered at the port.

Culture and Nature

The Cilento National Park offers an incredible wealth of destinations. Very worth a visit to the excavation of ancient sites, such as the temples of Paestum (built 2500 years ago), Pompeii or Herculaneum (buried by the eruption of Vesuvius 79 A.D.), and the Greek philosopher's school Elea-Velia (founded about 530 B.C.). You should also visit the Certosa of San Lorenzo (Padula) and the caves of Castelcivita. Also for lovers of unspoiled nature, there is a lot to discover. Whether it is the formal richness of the coast, with its many caves and the mountainous hinterland of both offers as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Biosphere Reserve-even rare animal and plant species are protected refuge. Come and see life and culinary art of Southern Italy.