Camping sites and bungalow villages in Campania make for a classic Italian summer holiday, thanks to some of the most loved coastal destinations in the world, featured in films that have made the history of Italian Cinema. Campania's coasts and islands are a popular choice for the summer holidays, as well as during the rest of the year; but the region also enchants its visitors with the spectacular archaeological sites of Pompei and Ercolano, and cities with extraordinary charm, such as its capital Napoles and the elegant Caserta. Its hinabitants' passion and folklore, together with its traditional cuisine, famous across the world – who hasn't tried pizza Napoletana or limoncello from Sorrento? – are among the region's strong points.

Holidays on the beach in Campania

Mild climate, postcard-like landscapes and a typically Mediterranean atmosphere: these are the essential ingredients of a holiday on the beach in Campania. Both along the coast and in the hinterland, the camping sites and bungalow villages in Campania offer quick access to the seaside destinations most appreciated by tourists: Sorrento and Massa Lubrense, along the Costiera Sorrentina, Amalfi and Positano, along the Costiera Amalfitana, Agropoli and Paestum, along the Costiera Cilentana or Cilento Coast. It would be impossible to list all Campania's coastal towns, especially if one considers the numerous islands just off its coast: Capri, Ischia, Li Galli, Megaride, Nisida, Procida and Vivara. Diving enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to enjoy a day out on a boat, will be amazed by the spectacular caves along the rocky coastline, such as the renowned Grotta Azzurra on the island of Capri.

Naples and a unique region

The city of Naples, which lays at the feet of Mount Vesuvius, the only active volcano in continental Europe, is washed by the waters of the Gulf of Naples. The city, defined by its unique character, strong and at times rich with contrasts, enchants visitors with its colours and buzzing activities, as well as with its cuisine, which is able to please all palates: from pizza to pastiera and babà, Neapolitan cuisine is famous in every corner of the world. But Campania also dazzles with its history, at Pompei and Ercolano's archaeological sites, and with its examples of elegant architecture, at the Royal Palace of Caserta.

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