2003
Magical promontory
CAMPANIA
The articles were published in the Motocilcismo (2002), Speciali di Motociclismo (2002) and Motoitalia magazines (2004).
From the Tyrrhenian coast to the foot of the Lucanian Apennines, the vast protected area of the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park extends which also includes the Alburni peaks, with the Castelcivita and Pertosa caves, whose path follows that of an underground river, and the 1898m altitude of Monte Cervati, the "roof" of Campania, with its lavender expanses. A vast territory with distinct areas, all to be discovered.
Read the story published in the Motociclismo magazine.
Read the story published in the Speciali di Motociclismo magazine.
Read the story published in the Motoitalia magazine.
Cilento offers tourists various but also important reasons of interest: the remains of Greek civilization, in Velia and especially in Paestum, which due to its proximity can be considered included in the park area; classical memories, such as those of Capo Palinuro, sung by Virgil; the castles, especially inland, and the coastal towers that recall medieval life and barbarian raids; last but not for those who decide to go to the knowledge of this sub region that goes to the borders with Basilicata with a 2-wheeled vehicle, the fantastic, vast panoramas offered by the roads, decidedly improved in recent years, which wind along the coast or on the mountain ridges.
