Campeggio La Foce dei Tramonti

The scenery here is spectacular, but the history around Campeggio La Foce dei Tramonti is rather fab too: it's near the ancient archaeological sites of Paestum, the remains of the major Greek city that mostly centre around its city walls, amphitheatre and three well-preserved temples over two and a half thousand years old. The tale of all is told at the Paestum National Archaeological Museum. Salerno is also a main Campania region for the production of buffalo mozzarella, the white cheese made from the milk of the Italian water buffalo. Several cheesy tours are available in the area for those who want to investigate this (and the local wine) further. For city days out, Salerno is about 25 minutes away and well connected to Positano and Capri (as well as to the Amalfi coast), and Pompei, Vesuvio and Naples are all within an hour's drive. Swimming, snorkelling and other watersports are available close to the site in the Campania coastal waters.