Hotels Agropoli, Guesthouses Agropoli and Residences Agropoli

Agropoli, an important coastal area of Cilento, is situated south of Salerno and a short distance from Paestum and Capaccio. It develops around the western entrance to Cilento's National Park, and is a popular tourist centre which gives visitors the possibility to enjoy compelling beaches, enchanting landscapes and important cultural sites.

Agropoli gathers a remarkably wide array of accommodation facilities. The local hotels and residences are able to suit even guests' most demanding requirements: they welcome tourists with the utmost warmth and hospitality, and give them the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. Agropoli's hotels give guests the possibility to taste delicious traditional specialities from Campania and the whole Cilento. The lovers of nature and genuine flavours and tastes will have the possibility to stay at the charming farm houses of the surrounding area.

Agropoli is a city of ancient origins. Its enchanting coastal area is scattered with elegant hotels and excellent tourist services and facilities, while its well-kept old town is the ideal place to go for pleasant evening walks. The city centre is easily accessible through the fascinating so-called “Scaloni” climb which leads up to the monumental entrance gate to the town, that is in turn surmounted by five picturesque merlons. Once past the door, visitors will have the possibility to be pervaded with the fascinating atmosphere of this ancient village, which is peppered with narrow streets, mysterious nooks and crannies and enchanting lookout points. Situated east of the entrance gate, the imposing Aragonese Castle dominates the whole town and boasts breathtaking views over the underlying sea and bay.
Agropoli's picturesque village is also home to two beautiful churches: the Church of St. Pietro and Paolo and the Church of St. Maria of Costantinople. The unspoiled landscapes of the city's enchanting coastal area are dotted with medieval bulwarks and towers, which were once used to protect the city against Saracen attacks.
Not to be missed are two fascinating itineraries which cross Agropoli's territory: the walk to the Monastery of St. Francesco and the long excursion which leads up to Punta Tresino.