CAMEROTA
is a municipality located on the Cilento Coast, in the province of Salerno, renowned for its natural landscape and unspoilt beaches. The town is composed of two distinct areas: the historical centre, characterised by narrow alleys and ancient buildings, and the hamlet of Marina di Camerota, which directly faces the sea. Immersed in the Cilento National Park, Camerota offers numerous opportunities for excursions and outdoor activities, allowing one to explore the unspoilt beauty of the area.
From a gastronomic point of view, maracucciata is the most representative traditional dish prepared with this same legume.

ATTRACTIONS

- Cala Fortuna and the Spiaggia delle Saline: ideal for those seeking relaxation and hiking

- Castello Marchesale di Camerota: this is a true medieval fortification, built during the Norman period, between the 11th and 12th centuries. In the 12th century, the castle was part of a larger regional defence system. Originally owned by barons, the structure took on a marquis function in the 16th century.

EVENTS

- Meeting of the Sea: this event is held at the end of May, offering free concerts and various art exhibitions.

- Corsa del Mito: every 1 May, this competitive race takes place between Marina di Camerota and Palinuro, a unique occasion for sports enthusiasts.

- Parrandeando: an event that transforms the port into a lively 'Latin Quarter', where South American music and gastronomy mix, creating a festive and colourful atmosphere.

- Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel: on 16 July, this religious festival is celebrated with a traditional procession and a spectacular fireworks display.