E Egypt F Fiji France G Georgia Greece Guam I India Indonesia Israel Italy J Jamaica Jordan.A Argentina Aruba Australia B Bahamas Brazil Bulgaria C Cambodia Chile China Croatia Cuba Cyprus D Dominicana.Want to see what a Calabrian road trip is like? Hop in the car and join me on a road trip along the Coast of the Gods with stops in Pizzo Calabro, Tropea, and Capo Vaticano. What adjectives come to mind when you see Capo Vaticano? Please, share them in the comments below. And, to make your trip to Capo Vaticano truly magical, have a seat on one of the benches and bask in the magnificent colours of the sunset. You can get a glimpse of some really secluded beaches that you can only get to by boat. The plunging view straight down to the sea below is breathtaking. You are literally on the edge of the cliffs here. On a clear day, you’ll get an incredible view of Stromboli and quite possibly some of the other Aeolian Islands. At the end of the road is a small parking lot where you can leave your car and then follow the path to the lookout point.
Turn down this narrow street and follow it to the very end. Then, on your way back, it will be the first street on your left. If that does happen, just visit the lighthouse first. There’s a good chance you’ll pass right by it. Just before the lighthouse, you’ll see a street on your right with a handmade sign that says Belvedere. To get to the Parco Belvedere in Capo Vaticano, just follow the directions to get to the lighthouse. And, just like the lighthouse, there aren’t well-marked signs. From this park, you get another one of the best views of Capo Vaticano. We discovered this small green space thanks to a local who told us about it when we asked for directions to the lighthouse. There is public parking located near public and private beaches. If you don’t feel like making the hike down to the beach, you can get to Grotticelle beach by car. Some of these beaches you can only access by foot or boat. The sandy white beaches below are only accentuated by the vibrant colours of the sea and sky. From there, follow the walkway along the edge of the cliffs and admire the impressive views all around you. Just before the parking area, you’ll see a cobblestone road leading down to a path. The road will end at the lighthouse where there is some parking.
Continue on this street for about 12 kilometers (7.5 miles). If you are coming from Tropea, the most straightforward way to get there is to follow the SP22 for about 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) and turn right on Viale Giuseppe Berto. The viewpoint isn’t marked with signs, so the lighthouse will be your point of reference as you make your way there. The lighthouse, currently owned by the military, is where you need to go to find a path that takes you along the edge of the cliffs overlooking the seaside. So, where can you get the best views of Capo Vaticano? Whether you want to spend a day on the beach or just admire this captivating coastline from the cliffs, a visit to Capo Vaticano is worth it. The world we live in is spectacular, and there is no denying it when you find yourself in places like this.Īnd guess what? All it takes is a short drive from Tropea, and you will find yourself in Capo Vaticano. I try and take it all in, but the intensity of the colours and the incredible natural landscape that surround me leave me in a state of awe and wonder. The rugged beauty of Capo Vaticano is what makes it so unique. You understand instantly why they call this Calabrian coastline the “Coast of the Gods”. The coastline is a mesmerizing mix of enchanting coves, intriguing grottos, and secluded beaches.Īs you gaze off into the distance, the cliffs seem to go on forever. Standing on the rocky bluffs, you overlook the immense blue-green colours of the sea below. Capo Vaticano needs to be experienced to truly understand its natural wild beauty. There you are face-to-face with one of Mother Nature’s masterpieces and you are speechless.
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