Hotels Sapri, Guesthouses Sapri and Residences Sapri

The famous seaside resort of Sapri, that is one of the southernmost municipalities of the province of Salerno, is idyllically set just in the heart of the fascinating coastal sceneries of the Gulf of Policastro. The city, which became famous as the seat of the adventurous expedition led by Carlo Pisacane in 1857, gives tourists the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here while enjoying both its sea and lush green hills.

Hotels in Sapri boast a long tourist tradition, and give guests the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and high-quality services and facilities. The local guest houses welcome tourists with the utmost courtesy and kindness, and give them the possibility to enjoy the excellent flavours and tastes of the surrounding area. Sapri's farm houses, that rise on the top of the city's gentle hills, give guests the possibility to discover the lush territories and gastro delights of this lovely city situated halfway between Campania's National Park of Cilento and Basilicata. The local residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in spending pleasant seaside holidays here together with their family and friends.

The small bay of Sapri can be reached sailing around Punta del Fortino. This impressive rock spur, that juts out into the sea, is topped by the sumptuous merloned tower of Carlo Pisacane's Lighthouse. In front of the lighthouse are the famous so-called Camerelle, ancient Roman buildings that were built on water.
Those coming from Punta del Fortino will have the possibility to reach the famous sea front, that is flanked by a lovely tourist harbour and peppered with modern sports facilities, lively clubs and plenty of well-groomed beaches. Art lovers won't miss the opportunity to visit the Municipal Villa and the monument celebrating Carlo Pisacane, that are situated a very short distance from both the sea front and the old town.
Sapri's narrow bay is flanked by picturesque cliffs that are peppered with fascinating footpaths and mysterious caves. The most famous one is the so-called Grotta delle Colonne (Columns Cave). The lovers of nature and excursions will have the possibility to visit the nearby Maratea (Basilicata), as well as to go for long walks along the wonderful Oasis of “Bussento Caves”, the largest WWF protected naturalistic area in Italy.