Hotels San Giovanni A Piro, Guesthouses San Giovanni A Piro and Residences San Giovanni A Piro

San Giovanni a Piro, a beautiful municipality of the province of Salerno, extends along the coastal area of the National Park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano. A privileged summer destination, it gathers beguiling sea, compelling beaches and fascinating naturalistic itineraries that develop across the mountains of the hinterland. It is the traditional point of departure for those interested in climbing Mount Bulgherià.

Hotels in San Giovanni a Piro welcome guests with the utmost warmth and hospitality, and give them the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. The local guest houses give tourists the possibility to spend peaceful holidays here while experiencing a closer touch with nature and sea. Gourmets flocking to the province of Salerno won't miss the opportunity to stay at the charming farm houses of the surrounding area. San Giovanni a Piro's residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in spending longer holidays in the magic Cilento.

San Giovanni a Piro nestles on the south-eastern slopes of the high Mount Bulgherià. The city, that is sheltered by impressive cliffs and peaks, boasts breathtaking views over the beguiling Tyrrhenian Sea, that was repeatedly awarded the prestigious European Blue Flag recognition.
The rough itinerary that leads to Bulgherià boasts sweeping views over the impressive peaks of the enchanting Park of Cilento. Apart from gathering beguiling sea and glorious countryside, San Giovanni a Piro also cherishes precious cultural and artistic finds. One kilometre far from the city centre are the important ruins of the ancient Badìa of St. Giovanni, that was founded in 900, and then given to the legendary Byzantine prelate Giovanni Bessarione five centuries later.
San Giovanni a Piro is situated a short distance from the famous seaside resorts of Camerota and Sapri, as well as from the wonderful WWF naturalistic oasis of " Bussento Caves” .