This is an exclusive development of 100 2-bed /1-bath apartments designed to a very high specification to suit the needs of the international clientele. This project offers plenty of living space in a tranquil environment. This is achieved with no vehicle access to the central communal area, which contains the swimming pool, 2 tennis courts, kids area and commercial centre which also includes a sauna, gym and spa facilities. With ultra-modern facilities, this resort offers highly desirable features for the discerning buyer.
•Direct access to its own private beach – 100m
•200m from a new 150 Berth Marina
•30 min to the Sila Mountain Ski Resorts
•Crotone Airport 10 min
•Lamezia Terme International Airport 1 hr 35min

Prices start from €125,000 for 2-bed apartments (45 sqm)
Construction Starting October 2008 / Phase 1: 48 Units Released

Facilities on site
•Spa
•Gym
•Supermarket
•Restaurant
•Hair dresser
•Internet Café
•Commercial centre

Nearby Activities
•Skiing
•Golf
•Hunting & Shooting Trips
•Boat Trips
•Bus tours
•Paragliding
•Water Skiing
•Scuba Diving
And many more…

Crotone is a very modern southern Italian town with a business and tourism centre; however once upon a time it was a major reference point of Magna Graecia history and culture. Situated on a low promontory on the Ionian Sea, between the rivers Neto and Tacina, a short distance north of Capo Colonna, it is now a small, modern city. The harbor in Crotone is used by fishermen and Mediterranean yachtsman alike. Anyone that has ventured into this harbor will know that it is surrounded by long, easy beaches that stretch-out on either side of the town itself. Even in the bustling cosmopolitan town you still have some interesting architectural works, including the ruins of two medieval castles and their surrounding fortifications.
We know the Greek mathematician and philosopher Pythagoras, a proponent of autocratic, elitist rule, came to Crotone in about 530 BC and established a school here with many students. The Greeks also established a medical school, famous in its time, and involved themselves heavily in Olympic sports, sending many victorious champions to compete in the Games, including the most famous of all, Milo of Kroton.
All in all, Crotone is a true cosmopolitan city because it offers travelers an unhurried ambience, and an opportunity to connect the present to the long ago, when Crotone, along with many other points along the Ionian Coast were settled by Greeks.

Capo Colonna
A worthwhile excursion from Crotone is to the famed column at Capo Colonna on Calabria's extreme eastern point, for which you have to drive or walk 11 km along the coast. The column is a solitary remnant of a vast structure which served as the temple for all the Greeks in Calabria.

Capo Rizzuto
Riserva Naturale Marina "Capo Rizzuto" covers an area of about 14,721 hectares and extends itself for 40 km of coast. The Protected Marine Area consists of eight promontories: the first on