Camping Costa Blu

From your accommodation, you can walk straight to the private beach, where sunbeds and umbrellas are already waiting for you. The water is crystal clear and has been awarded the Blue Flag for years. While you enjoy the view of the sea, the kids are having fun with a scoop net in the surf or building castles in the sand. And do you feel like playing a game of beach volleyball? The court is right on the beach, as is the covered mini-club area, so the little ones can play safely here, too. At the campsite itself, a swimming pool awaits you, divided into two sections: a playful pool for the little ones with a slide and a slightly deeper section for older children and adults. Around the pool, there are sunbeds ready for those who want to relax.

At Costa Blu, everything is about families. Amid the shady pines lies a lively campground where children will have endless fun. In the Baby Room, the little ones can play quietly, while older children have fun at the Mini Club or in the playground. Creative workshops, sports tournaments and shows ensure that you will hardly sit still during the day én ’evening. Teenagers kick a ball around on the multifunctional sports field or challenge each other at the ping pong table. This is also a relaxing vacation for parents. Start the day with an espresso on the terrace, taste a buffet full of local dishes at lunch, and enjoy fresh fish or pizza from the wood-fired oven in the evening. The restaurant serves Calabrese classics with honest ingredients directly from producers in the region. For children, there are always simple, familiar options like pasta with tomato sauce or rice. And would you rather eat at your accommodation? With the takeaway service, that's easily arranged. A barbecue area has even been set up among the pine trees, for a balmy evening with your family or neighbours. And when you're ready for a moment to yourself, the wellness centre offers a peaceful escape.

There is also a lot to do outside the campsite. From Sellia Marina, you can make wonderful trips, organised by the campsite itself. Hop on the bus and discover charming Tropea with its white cliffs and historic centre. Walk to the photogenic church on the rock or stroll through the narrow streets of Pizzo Calabro, where, of course, you can taste a 'tartufo', the famous Italian ice cream bomb. Another must is a day trip to Reggio Calabria. Here you stroll along the boulevard, which, according to writer D’Annunzio, “is the most beautiful kilometre of Italy”. In the museum, you will admire the imposing Riace Bronzes, ancient Greek statues. End the day in the fishing village of Scilla, where the colourful cottages of Chianalea seem to float directly above the water.