La Francesca Sud Un Villaggio"Glamping", Scario

Accommodations

La Francesca Sud offers rigid tents equipped with bathrooms and kitchenettes, suitable for two adults and up to two children. The Blue House features five rooms with bathrooms and kitchenettes in a converted country house with a shared terrace overlooking the Gulf. All accommodations are located amidst a dense wood of secular olive and carob trees, providing direct access to the surrounding natural beauty.

Location

Set within a 6-hectare area in the Cilento National Park, La Francesca Sud stands at the meeting point of land and sea, promoting a serene environment. The park is home to the second largest nature reserve in Italy, covering 181,048 hectares and featuring two marine protected areas. Guests can access hidden beaches and hike scenic coastal paths toward numerous archaeological sites.

Dining

The Primerose Restaurant offers a menu grounded in local cuisine, featuring PDO extra virgin olive oil and handmade pasta. Guests can select their meals in advance, allowing the use of fresh, local ingredients while minimizing waste. Half-board options are available, providing breakfast and dinner on-site, with a focus on traditional Italian dishes.

Activities

Outdoor activities abound with nearby hiking paths leading to breathtaking views and secluded beaches. The village features amenities such as a playground, minigolf, billiards, and ping-pong for family entertainment. Access to water activities, including sailing and snorkeling, is easy, with boat mooring facilities available.

Environmental Commitment

La Francesca Sud emphasizes sustainable practices with a focus on preserving local flora and fauna. Accommodations are built on pilings to maintain water flow, protecting the coastal ecosystem. The hotel's waste management system ensures proper separation and collection, engaging guests in environmental responsibility.

Highlights

Location: Cilento National Park with direct sea access

Rooms: Rigid tents and five-room Blue House

Dining: Local cuisine focusing on PDO products

Activities: Hiking paths and water sports

Sustainability: Built on pilings for ecosystem protection