Le Casette di Ulisse is located in Cilento just a stone’s throw away from the port of San Marco di Castellabate, between Punta Licosa and the historic village of Castellabate, in an enchanting gulf that holds a European Blue Flag award. Its quiet, privileged location makes it perfect for a relaxing holiday in the midst of nature.

Just a few metres away from the facility is a Thalasso Spa, where you can pamper yourself before returning to your peaceful sea view room. The spa is even open during the low season.

Perfect for people who love the sea, good food and trekking, the area – which is part of the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park – offers multiple activities such as nature walks, horse riding, diving, fishing, recreational and competitive fishing, guided tours and underwater activities.

San Marco is also only a 20-minute drive away from the Greek temples at Paestum and the beautiful Certosa di Padula monastery.

The Municipality of Castellabate is one of the most important seaside resorts on the Cilento Coast. It’s situated in an enchanting European Blue Flag Gulf, between Punta Licosa and Punta Tresino, in the Marine Park and Marine Protected Area of Santa Maria di Castellabate – just a short distance from the Bay of Ogliastro Marina and the island of Licosa.

Here you can do underwater activities, diving and go on guided underwater tours. The long public golden beaches – interspersed with beach resorts – alternate with cliff points that create breathtaking landscapes and dozens of picturesque coves, which you can explore on foot or by private boat.

It is possible to book at the partner equipped beach.

The Cilento National Park is one of the biggest in Italy, and since 1997 it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2010 it also became the first Biopark National Park. The area is diverse and rich in history and culture, as well as in fauna and flora – counting three thousand botanical species.

The territory extends from the Piana del Sele in the north, to the A3 motorway in the east, to the Gulf of Policastro in the south and to the Tyrrhenian coast in the west. The park includes 80 Municipalities and 2 Marine Protected Areas, so one day really isn’t enough to visit it all!

Authorised associations and park authorities organise boat trips, diving, guided tours and excursions.
Trekking enthusiasts can to book walks that are suitable for everyone from the most experienced to the whole family – both along the Cilento coast by the sea and in the mountainous area where you can find rivers, streams, waterfalls and mills.