Hotels Sellia Marina, Guesthouses Sellia Marina and Residences Sellia Marina

Sellia Marina is an appreciated seaside resort of the popular Costa degli Aranci, which extends in the province of Catanzaro. Situated in a privileged position, it develops halfway between Squillace and Le Castella.

Hotels in Sellia Marina are situated a short distance from the beach, just in the heart of outstanding natural settings. The local guest houses give guests the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts, excellent services and facilities and well-kept spaces. Sellia Marina also gathers modern and comfortable residences and charming farm houses, the latter being situated just in the heart of the glorious surrounding countryside.

Over the last few years, the small farming centre of Sellia Marina has undergone considerable tourism development owing to the lively activities arranged by some coastal resorts and to the natural beauties of the surrounding area. Sellia Marina gathers state-of-the-art facilities that give guests the possibility to play different kinds of sport and enjoy the utmost fun. Its wide and sandy beach is the ideal place for both families with children and young people interested in spending pleasant open-air holidays here. Guests will also have the possibility to play soccer and tennis, surf, undertake pleasant boat tours and perform plenty of further different activities.
Sellia Marina is situated just in the heart of a privileged position which develops in the middle of the most famous seaside resorts of the Gulf of Squillace. Driving in the direction of Crotone, guests will have the possibility to reach the wonderful stretch of coastline of  Le Castella, which boasts breathtaking views over the Island of Capo Rizzuto. Heading to Squillace, they will have the possibility to reach Copanello, Squillace Lido and the archaeological park of Roccelletta di Borgia. Sellia Marina is also situated a short distance from the major naturalistic areas of the hinterland, such as the mountains of Serre Catanzaresi and Sila Piccola.