Castello di Caccuri Residenza d'Epoca B&B

The Caccuri Castle is an imposing castle of the eighteenth century, B & B charming and unique charm of its kind; luxurious suites, elegant and exclusive, with period furnishings and panoramic views, keep intact the authentic taste and exciting of the ancient residence. In the heart of Calabria, just twenty minutes from the sea and close to the Sila, the castle offers its guests the opportunity to retrace the ancient routes beautifully described by travelers of the "Grand Tour" in the nineteenth century, exploring ancient villages and castles marchesato, untouched nature of the Sila National Park, World heritage Site, and the wild cliffs and crystal clear waters of Capo Rizzuto Marine Reserve. Guests can spend time relaxing in the lounges, reading a book on the antique sofas in the library, or admire the breathtaking view from the roof garden and the tower, overlooking the Neto valley, with the sea at the horizon. On request, you can dine by candlelight in the ancient halls, with tasting of the best dishes of the Calabrian tradition.

At the foot of the castle the medieval village of Caccuri looks intact and well preserved, rich and characteristic architectural features views; just outside the village the landscape is beautiful and amazing nature, the meeting point between the Mediterranean and the forests of Sila.

Castle of Caccuri is awesome XVIII century manor and charming B & B residence, with its exclusive luxury suites, the elegant furnishings and astounding views, guests can breathe the authentic atmosphere of the past times, having candlelight dinners in the banquet hall, relaxing on the ancient sofa in the library or simply enjoying the breathtaking view from the roof garden. Caccuri is an old medieval hilltop hamlet in an amazing landscape, where the Mediterranean bush and the woods of Sila meet. Located in the center of Calabria, 20 minutes from the sea and close to the mountain, guests can retrace the ancient routes described by the "Grand Tour" travelers' in the 19th century, exploring the ancient villages and castles of the Marquis, the extraordinary nature of the Sila National park (UNESCO world heritage site) and the crystalclear waters of the natural marine reserve of Capo Rizzuto.