Casalvelino


Picturesque mountain village with fantastic view

Blick von der Piazza des Dorfes bis hin zum Wahrzeichen des Cilento: das Capo Palinuro.
View from the village piazza up to the Cilento’s landmark: Capo Palinuro.

The old village of Casalvelino, main town of the comune, rests on the slope of Monte Stella between Pioppi and Acciaroli, in the midst of the Cilento’s impressive mountainous landscape.

The view from the village square is worthwhile: lush green up to the coast with its long sandy beaches and Capo Palinuro jutting majestically out into the deep blue sea. 

Casalvelino’s local museum at the central piazza is worth a visit. Ask for the key at the town hall or at the ice cream parlor next door.

Marina di Casalvelino

Seaside promenade lined by palm trees.
View of the village of Casalvelino across the green Cilento landscape.

A small Southern Italian village with a small harbor, a beautiful seaside promenade and a village square where Italians like to meet for an evening stroll. Ice cream parlors, shops, pizzerias, cafés, a few bars and taverns await you.

The advantages of Marina di Casalvelino lie above all with its clean, gently sloping sandy beaches which offer good conditions for water sports like diving, snorkeling, windsurfing and kayaking.

The beach of Casalvelino is regularly awarded the Bandiera Blu for highest water quality.

Marina di Casalvelino is not a place of great history, but locals like to point out to strangers that, for a long time, the relics of Matthew the Evangelist were adored here before, in 954, they were first moved to Paestum and then to Salerno.

In late summer, there are boat competitions in memory of the exodus of the sacred remains, while inland, the small Cappella di San Matteo lies neglected on the outskirts of the village.

Feiner Sand am Strand von Marina di Casalvelino.
Fine sands at the beach of Marina di Casalvelino.

To the holiday homes in Casalvelino

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