Calabria Vacations

About our group trips to Calabria

Calabria is located at the bottom of the Italian boot and is a region with many scenic areas. Here visitors are greeted by coastlines, crystal clear waters, historic cities and a Mediterranean climate. Calabria is surrounded by both the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Ionian Sea, which gives Calabria some of Italy's most beautiful coastline. With Rolfs Flyg & Busresor you get to experience Calabria through well-planned group trips where nature, culture and Italian lifestyle are at the center. Our trips to Calabria combine charming coastal towns, local food experiences and excursions to some of Calabria's most appreciated attractions.

Calabria in brief

Country
★ Italy

Largest city
★ Reggio Calabria

Residents
★ Approximately 1.8 million

Santuario di Santa Maria dell’Isola on the cliff in Tropea, Calabria.

Travel to Calabria

A trip to Calabria is suitable for those who want to discover a part of Italy with fewer tourists. Calabria offers coastal towns, long beaches and a landscape of sea and mountains. With our group trips to Calabria you get the opportunity to experience both coastal life and the historical environments that make the region special. Here you can expect a calmer pace than in many of Italy's larger tourist areas, while at the same time there are many sights and experiences.

Beach and historic buildings on the coast of Tropea in Calabria.

Tropea Vacations

Tropea is undoubtedly Calabria's most well-known destination. The town is perched on a cliff above the Tyrrhenian Sea and has some of Italy's most photographed views. The historic buildings, narrow alleys and views of the turquoise sea have made Tropea one of southern Italy's most popular destinations. A trip to Tropea is perfect for those who want to combine culture, history and swimming. Many who go on a trip to Calabria have Tropea as one of the highlights. The town offers a mix of beach life and small-town Italian charm. Here you can stroll through historic quarters, enjoy the view from the cliffs or sit down at one of the local restaurants.

Aerial view of Capo Vaticano and the turquoise coast of Calabria.

Capo Vaticano in Calabria

Capo Vaticano is located just south of Tropea and is known for its rock formations and crystal-clear waters. The area is considered one of the most scenic spots in Calabria and attracts visitors who want to experience some of Italy's finest bathing coves. From the viewpoints at Capo Vaticano you can see out over the Tyrrhenian Sea and, on clear days, as far as the Aeolian Islands and the Stromboli volcano.

Crystal clear water and rock formations on the coast of Calabria.

Pizzo in Calabria

Pizzo is a charming coastal town located north of Tropea. The town is best known for its historic center, its castle Castello Murat and the local specialty of Tartufo di Pizzo. Pizzo offers a more genuine and everyday side of Calabria and is a popular excursion destination for those who want to experience Italian small-town life by the sea.

Sunbathers on a long sandy beach with turquoise sea in Calabria.

Calabria's coast and beaches

Calabria has over 800 kilometers of coastline and some of Italy's most underrated beaches. Along the Tyrrhenian Sea you will find rocky coasts, small coves and long sandy beaches, while the Ionian Sea offers calmer waters and wide stretches of coastline. The crystal clear waters and the many swimming opportunities are one of the main reasons why many people choose to travel to Calabria.

Frequently Asked Questions about Calabria

Where is Calabria located?

Calabria is located at the bottom of mainland Italy and forms the southernmost part of the Italian peninsula, between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Ionian Sea.

Where is Tropea located in Italy?

Tropea is located in the Calabria region on Italy's west coast on the Tyrrhenian Sea, about 60 kilometers south of the town of Pizzo.