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Here's some information about the ancient village: https://www.cilentoediano.it/2026/03/03/san-giovanni-a-tresino-il-silenzio-di-pietra-che-racconta-il-cilento/

A castle like new. It was extensively restored and unfortunately is not open to the public. It has become a hotel.

If you're cycling from north to south along the Cilento coast, this is the first real panoramic viewpoint. I recommend climbing up, avoiding the main road to avoid the bulk of traffic (there's a fork at the start of the climb). The view is worth the effort: beautiful.

Punta Licosa is a natural area of extreme beauty. It's a private estate, so access is sometimes restricted. From Ogliastro Marina, there's a gate with a guard, which usually allows bicycles and pedestrians to pass. From Santa Maria di Castellabate, however, access is unimpeded, both on foot and by bike. Here, you'll find one of the most beautiful Aleppo pine forests in southern Italy, as well as a wonderful avenue of carob trees. A truly enchanting place.

Definitely recommend being along the beach to enjoy the sunset views.

Fountain in Perdifumo, fresh and drinkable water.

Splendid al fresco village with a huge castle, transformed into a residence for parties and conferences.

San Costabile was born right on Monte Tresino, and is still recognized as the patron saint of Castellabate. The only Saint from Cilento seated at the glory of the altars, he grew up and trained from the age of 7 in the Abbey of the Holy Trinity in Cava dé Tirreni from where he often returned to his native land to preach love for the Christ who had him captivated as a boy and then called him, in the glory of Paradise, on 17 February 1124 at just over 53 years of age. The castle population had already proclaimed him Patron, entrusting him with the growth and development of the town perched on a hill overlooking the entire coastal strip dotted with the important inhabited centers of Santa Maria, San Marco, Ogliastro Marina and Lago with the islet of Licosa in a few hundred meters from the Punta of the same name.