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The Grotto of St. Cyriacus is the place where the saint prayed. A mystical and relaxing place where the sound of flowing water is amplified by the walls carved by the Corvino River, a natural spectacle.

A dreamy place with idyllic alleys and ingenious murals. Artists from all over the world have immortalized themselves here...if you like that sort of thing, then go for it...😊

This place is picturesque in the truest sense of the word. Just take your time and let yourself go. There's so much to discover.

Sangineto is a seaside resort divided between Le Crete and the Lido. The beach of Sangineto Lido is made up of small bays of sand and gravel, with a gently sloping seabed. It is a very popular tourist destination with numerous accommodation facilities. Near the town center is the Pietrabianca beach, a beach with fine sand and pebbles. Furthermore, in the area there are places of historical interest such as the Prince's Castle, the small church of San Michele Arcangelo and the Church of San Mario. Sangineto Lido is a fraction of the Municipality of Sangineto.

The Grota di San Ciarico offers a fantastic experience, even if the climb to Buonvicino is demanding. It is a magical cave, away from everything, which conveys a deep feeling of inner peace.

Diamante is a Calabrian municipality on the Tyrrhenian coast. It obtained the Blue Flag in 2021, a recognition for the quality of its waters and the sustainable development of its coastal areas. In 1981, artists from all over the world were invited to paint the walls of Diamante's alleys, transforming the city into a sort of open-air museum. The seafront is a meeting and fishing place, while the Enzo La Valva Park offers a mountain landscape close to the historic center. There are also archaeological sites and historic churches in the area.

The Madonna della Neve Sanctuary is located at 757 meters and is dedicated to the Virgin of the Snow. This church today is a destination for pilgrims. From here it is possible to enjoy a panorama that includes the Gulf of Policastro, Sicily, the chain of the Apennines.

Ciriaco da Buonvicino, a priest and exorcist, is remembered with a pilgrimage to this cave every year on September 17th as in 2006 of the same year a rock had detached and fell into the city of Buonvicino, without any damage or injuries .