Recently voted Europe's most beautiful beach location by the Times and the Telegraph the town is famous for its dramatic seaside location, situated on a reef in the Gulf of St. Euphemia.



Legend has it that this town was founded by the Roman god Hercules and is easily one of the prettiest towns in Calabria. One of the many highlights is Santa Maria dell' Isola a monastic sanctuary surrounded by beautiful gardens, built on rock, offering amazing views surrounded by shimmering turquoise waters and linked only to the mainland by a strip of beautiful white sandy beach.


The town itself displays ancient roots with its exquisite Cathedral in the town centre. Wander through the winding, narrow streets and join the locals for supper in the Piazza. For the adventurous, Tonino's gelateria serves some intriguing ice-cream varieties including Tropeas infamous red onion or even squid ink.


With a wealth of historic and cultural attractions and an array of some of the finest beaches Italy has to offer. Tropea is waiting to be discovered.


Tropea offers a variety of local bars and restaurants serving exquisite local cuisine. There is also a post office and bank and a good range of local shops to cater for your every requirement.


Tropea is well served by local train and bus links with bus and train stations just 1 mile from the town centre.

Lamezia Terme International Airport is a short 40 minute drive from Tropea.









Vibo Valentia

On a good day from the highest point of Vibo Valentia it is possible to see the Sila Mountains to the north and the summit of Mount Etna on Sicily to the south. Today, it is the provincial capital and full of imposing official buildings, from the Norman castle to numerous renaissance and baroque churches. Its name is a corruption of 'Veip', 'Hipponion' and 'Valentia', all identities given to the area at different times in its history. In the old town which sprawls down the hill you will find Roman ruins and thermal baths. The Norman castle has four towers each built at different times by different rulers. The castle is noted for being the spot where 7 martyrs were slain for having defended the town from the impending take over by the Pignatelli and the Archaeological Museum is housed inside. Not just an important historical and cultural centre, Vibo Valentia has a substantial pretty marina with berths for yachts and tourist trips to the Aeloian Islands. The harbour is a bursting with vibrant cafes, bars and restaurants offering the fabulous local cuisine.

The Resort

Tropea Beach Resort is set in the hills with some parts overlooking the beautiful traditional Italian village of Tropea, easily one of the prettiest on this stretch of coastline. Occupying an elevated position all properties benefit from breathtaking views. Retaining as much of the natural habitat as possible the resort is designed to sit organically within its surroundings. The town of Tropea with its beaches, restaurants, boutiques and bars is just a 5 minute drive away.



Consisting of 44 luxury 3 bedroom villas with private pool, garden and rooftop solarium also offering 80 one an