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Few stretches of coastline can match the beauty of Tropea and surrounding Costa degli Dei. Towering cliffs rise directly from translucent waters, interspersed with sandy beaches that seem transported directly from the tropics. The clifftop old town of Tropea is a charming warren of tiny lanes and squares perfectly positioned to admire the area’s spectacular sunsets. Boat tours and minicruises (with stops to snorkel and scuba dive) and parasailing along the coast are by far the most popular things to do here, followed by culinary experiences like cooking classes and wine tours.
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Yes, Tropea is worth visiting. This coastal town in Calabria is home to a gorgeous beach, historic town, and restaurants serving regional cuisine. Things to do in Tropea include swimming, boating, and kayaking. Be sure to explore the old town on foot and don’t miss the views from coastal cliffs.
...MorePlan on at least two full days in Tropea. Many visitors spend a week or more, swimming and sunbathing at the beach, exploring the coastline by boat, and catching nightly sunsets. Tropea is a relaxed place that offers both a pretty beach and charming historic town.
...MoreTropea is known for its beach, epic sunsets, and red onions. Many dishes from pizza to pasta feature Tropea’s famous red onions. The beach is located at the base of steep cliffs, and Tropea is known for this dramatic landscape. The town also offers memorable sunsets.
...MoreTropea is famous for its red onions. These onions are said to have more health benefits than your average onion, and they are robust in flavor. Local chefs add them to a variety of dishes, including pasta and pizza. You'll see Tropea’s famous red onions throughout the town.
...MoreYes, the beaches are free in Tropea. But if you’d like to use a chair or umbrella at the beach, you will pay a fee. Some visitors bring their own chairs or towels, but the beach is made up of small pebbles, so a towel isn’t always comfortable.
...MoreNo, Tropea does not have sandy beaches. The beaches in this part of Calabria are made up of small pebbles. Most visitors prefer to sit on a chair at the beach, and you may want to bring water shoes for going in and out of the ocean.
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