Some hidden destinations where we can organize a memorable wedding:

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Castellabate - Cilento

Castellabate is a traditional Italian medieval borgo rising on top of a hill, overlooking the spectacular view of the bay of Santa Maria and San Marco. A gem of the astonishing Cilento coast with incomparable view of  the surrounding countryside, the Island of Capri and the Amalfi Coastline

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Typical products and activities in the borgo and in the area

• Cacioricotta cheese and mozzarella, soppressata (typical salami made of minced pork leg meat), anchovies, olives and olive oil, Cilento figs. Wine "Cilento" DOC, Limoncello and Nocillo liquor (made with lemons and walnuts)

• Cooking classes and visit with tasting to bio-dairy farms producing water buffalo mozzarella

• Bicycles excursions, boat tours and water sports

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Furore - Amalfi Coast

Following the hairpin curves of the hill road stretching along the coast between Amalfi and Agerola, you’ll reach Furore, a sort of Neverland. Don’t look for a ring of houses standing round a square here. You won’t find it. Furore, with its houses scattered on the slopes of the mountain, dropping sheer down to the sea, offers tiny samples of itself, allowing itself to be discovered with flirtatious bashfulness.

Typical products and activities in the borgo and in the area

• Famous wines of the region (Costa d’Amalfi DOC, subzone Furore, which is a Wine City), Piennolo tomato, squid and potatoes, blood pudding, minestra maritata, caponata

• Flour and paper mills

• Sports by the sea (sailing and canoeing), hill hiking, fishing

• Fisherman village

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Atrani - Amalfi Coast

The beach that surrounds Atrani is the wonderful scenery that surrounds the Borgo that, with its tiny houses built on top one of the other, looks like a nativity scene, especially at night with the glimmering lights. In daytime, the tiny streets seem to disappear behind the houses only to reappear suddenly, widening into a small square, where the light of the sun can finally shine freely. Very near to Amalfi, Atrani is the coastal Borgo that has best preserved its original medieval structure of narrow streets, arches, courtyards, small squares and scalinatelle, the local typical stairways. 

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​Typical products and activities in the borgo and in the area

• Typical regional food mozzarella, fior di latte, provola, the resh piennolo cherry tomatoes 

• Visit wineries and olive oil mill

• Home made liqueurs (fragolino(strawberries), mortello, finocchietto (fennel), and lauro (bay leaf)

• Hiking & biking

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Cisternino - Apuglia

Cisternino is a little town perched about 400 m above sea-level with a  small, utterly charming old town center that has remained virtually intact for centuries. Its whitewashed houses, narrow, shady streets, historic churches and elegant central piazza open out onto a series of panoramic views over the Itria Valley, the surrounding countryside with its rolling hills, dry stone walls and white-tipped conical trulli roofs piercing the green.

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​Typical products and activities in the borgo and in the area

• Traditional regional food (meat cooked on stove tops, the famous “bombette” typical meat rolls, olive oil, wine, taralli, orecchiette pasta)

• Pizzica dance & street performances

• Laboratory with local artisans for the creation of artifacts in wicker, woven rattan and olive wood

• Bike tours, quad & walk tours, boat excursions, orienteering, archaeo-trekking, river trekking adventure, golf, tennis

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Otranto - Apuglia

Otranto is a coastal town in southern Italy’s Apulia region. It’s home to the 15th-century Aragonese Castle and 11th-century Otranto Cathedral, with a rose window and ornate mosaic flooring. At the harbor, Torre Matta tower has sweeping sea views. Nearby beaches include the popular Alimini Beach. Inland are 2 lakes: the saltwater Alimini Grande and spring-fed Alimini Piccolo. South is the Punta Palascìa lighthouse.

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​Typical products and activities in the borgo and in the area

• Traditional regional wines and food (DOC wines include Alezio, Copertino and Salice Salentino, Salento’s extra-virgin olive oil, fish chowder and spaghetti with mussels)

• Pizzica dance & street performances

• Small inland lakes (Alimini grande , Alimini piccolo)

• Bike tours, quad & walk tours, boat excursions, orienteering, archaeo-trekking, river trekking adventure, golf, tennis