The old village lies just behind the B&B, about a 3-minute walk away. Amid alleyways, stone and history, it tells a quieter side of Cirella, away from the pace of the coast yet with everything you need close at hand.

Just steps from the Boutique, the coastline alternates between sandy beach, pebbles and cliffs. The Tyrrhenian Sea changes light throughout the day, and offshore, the Isola di Cirella draws the eye out to sea.

A short distance from the coast, the Isola di Cirella is one of the landmarks of this stretch of the Riviera dei Cedri. Its silhouette rises from the blue and changes appearance with the light, becoming part of the everyday view for those staying in Cirella.

A few kilometres from Cirella, Diamante brings colour to the heart of the Riviera dei Cedri. Its alleyways, painted houses and murals have turned the town into an open-air gallery, where art and everyday life meet.

This is where the Riviera dei Cedri takes its name, a land linked for centuries to the cultivation of the citron. Its scent, its history, and its presence in the local cuisine and traditions tell of a deep bond between the people and this land

Cirella lies in the heart of a stretch of coast where small villages, sea and mountains coexist close to one another. It's a land to explore in several directions, following the rhythm of the day and letting curiosity be your guide

Following the coast northward, the scenery slowly changes and the Tyrrhenian Sea accompanies the journey through cliffs, caves and small corners still bound to nature.

Isola di Dino · Arco Magno

In about a 30-minute drive, the coast gives way to the mountains. This is the Pollino National Park, with its woods, landscapes and a nature entirely different from that of the sea.