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Hotel Villaggio la Bianca Spiag
Strada Statale 89869 Zambrone, Italy
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USD 281.25 - 282.25 |
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24 |
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| Description |
In Zambrone - A Delightful Bathing Resort In The
Province Of Vibo Valentia Near To The Enchanting
Town Of Tropea - In A Splendid Position
Overlooking The Clear Tyrrhenian Sea, Lies The
Village La Bianca Spiaggia.
Modern And Well Equipped, Completely Set In The
Peace And Quiet Of A Lush Garden Of Palm And
Other Mediterranean Plants, The Tourist Complex
Has 24 Small Independent Villas, Provided With
Sanitary Services, Shower, Hairdryer,
Kitchenette, Satellite Tv, Washing Machine,
Electronic Combination Safe, Air Conditioning And
Veranda.
Boasting A Wide Private Beach Of Fine White Sand
Which Gives Its Name To The Complex, A Welcoming
Gazebo And A Small Playground, The Village
Provides Beach Service With Sun Umbrellas And
Deck Chairs, A Shuttle Service To The Railway
Station, On Request, And Finally, On Payment
Transfer From/to The Airports Of Lamezia Terme
And Reggio Calabria, And A Baby-sitting Service.
From Mid-june To Mid-september, The Village
Guests Also Have A Member*s Card For The Duration
Of Their Stay For Free Entry To The Nearby
Aquapark, One Of The Biggest And Best Equipped
Water Parks In Southern Italy.
The Village Is Open From April 27 To October 26
2002.
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By Car
The Hotel Can Be Reached By The A3 Motorway.
Exit Pizzo Calabro.
Then Proceeding Along The S.s.522, That Runs
Parallel To The Tyrrhenian Coast.
The Town Is 30 Km From Vibo Valentia.
By Plane
The Hotel Is Situated 50 Km S From The Lametia
Terme Airport.
By Train
The Hotel Is Situated 300 Metres From The Tropea
Railway Station.
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| Room Information |
- Small Villa 4 Pax -
Small Villa For Four Persons
Villa For 4 Persons With Bath And Kitchenette
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| Area Information |
Tropea
On An Imposing Sandstone Crag, In A Magnificent
Position Between The Gulfs Of Sant*eufemia And
Gioia Tauro, Stands Tropea, One Of The Most
Picturesque And Artistically Interesting Centers
In The Province Of Vibo Valentia.
Tropea Has Very Ancient Origins, Indeed, Its Area
Has Conspicuous Traces Of Prehistoric Settlement
And Evidence Of Greek And Roman Presence.
From The Eighth Century Ad The Town Was A
Bishopric, But Was Later Conquered By The Arabs
Normans And Aragonese. Tropea Is A Flourishing
Seaport, With A Commercial Class Among The Most
Dynamic And Enterprising In Calabria, That Trades
With All The Mediterranean Countries. Nowadays
Tropea Is An Exclusive Seaside Resort That Also
Boasts A Modern Tourist And Fishing Harbour. The
Town Also Has One Of The Prettiest And
Best-preserved Historic Centres In The Region.
The Town, Considered The Real Capital Of The Capo
Vaticano Area, Offers The Eleventh-century Norman
Cathedral, The Churches Of St. Francis Of Assisi
And Santa Maria Della Neve, As Well As The Highly
Fascinating Church Of Santa Maria Dellisola,
That Stands At The Foot Of The Town, On A Small
Finger Of Land Projecting Into The Sea.
From The Viewpoint Of The Terrace Where The
Oldest Part Of The Town Lies, The Clear And
Extraordinarily Blue Sea Breaking On Splendid
Cliffs Trimmed With White Beaches And Indented
With Coves, Can Be Admired All Around Are
Fertile Undulating Hills Covered With Extensive
Citrus Fruit And Olive Plantations And Vineyards.
Tropea, In Fact, Is Also An Active Farming
Centre, Famous For The Excellent Quality Of Its
Food Produce, Among Which Are Outstanding The
Giant Lettuce And Red Onion, Exported Throughout
The World.
Finally, The Town*s Craft Production And Cookery
Are Also Noteworthy, The Latter Is, Above All,
Distinguished For Its Seafood Tradition.
Capo Vaticano
Not Far From Tropea, At The Extremity Of The
Splendid Promontory That Juts Out Towards The
Aeolian Isles Into The Southern Tyrrhenian Sea
Between The Gulfs Of Lamezia And Gioia Tauro, Is
Capo Vaticano, One Of The Most Enchanting Places
In The Province Of Vibo Valentia.
Once An Obligatory Stopping Point On The Routes
Of The Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians,
Romans, Byzantines, Arabs And Normans, Today It
Offers The Most Modern And Efficient
Accommodation And Bathing Facilities, Although
Still Maintaining All The Fascination And
Extraordinary Charm Of An Unspoilt Nature.
The Cape, That Comes Within The Area Of The
Village Of Ricadi, Boasts An Incredibly Colored
And Transparent Sea, And Coastline Of Rare
Beauty.
The White Sandy Shore Of The Bays Of Riaci And
Formicoli Extend Immediately After Tropea, Behind
Which The Small Outlying Ward Of Santa Domenica
Di Ricadi Extends On A Tufaceous Terrace, Yet
Further Down, To The South, Are The Beaches Of
Torre Marino, Torre Ruffa, Tono And Tonicello,
And Then, Plunging Down To The Sea, The Splendid
Cliffs Of Praia Di Fuoco, With A Wealth Of
Grottoes And Lovely Creeks, Often Reachable Only
By Boat.
Here, Where The Steep Rocky Spurs Plunge Down
From A Height Of Over 100 M., Right Behind The
Ward Of San Nicol Di Ricadi, Stands The
Lighthouse, Whose Light Is Visible For A Distance
Of 23 Miles.
Further On, Where The Slopes Incline More Gently,
There Are The Enchanting Grotticelle And Santa
Maria Bays, With Their Typical Fishing Village.
Finally, The Seabed Is Very Beautiful, Where The
Play Of Currents That Mingle In The Open Sea,
Coming From The Two Gulfs, Protects And Feeds A
Fish And Botanical Heritage Among The Richest And
Most Assorted In Italy.
Vibo Valentia
Vibo Valentia Stands In A Panoramic Position 476
M Asl On A Green Hill On The Northwestern Slopes
Of The Plateau Of Mount Poro.
The City, A Sub-colony Of Locri Epizefiri, Was
Founded During The Course Of The Second Half Of
The Seventh Century Bc, At The Place Where The
Native Settlement Of Viepo Stood.
In A Short Time It Became Very Important, With
The Support Of Gelone, Syracuse Tyrant, Vibo
Managed To Defeat Its Own Motherland And, From
356 Bc Passed Under The Control Of The Brettii,
Becoming A Roman Colony In 192 With The Name Of
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