Értékelési pontszámok átlaga: 9.5
Corso Senatore Matarazzo 145 Departamento is located in Santa Maria di Castellabate and offers free bikes, a garden and a terrace. The air-conditioned accommodation is 5 km from Castellabate.
„This property is perfect for a family wishing to visit the beautiful Santa Maria di Castellabate.
The location is on the main pedestrian shopping area in Santa Maria. There are many shops, bars, cafes etc within easy walking distance. If you are travelling by bus (eg from Agropoli) there are bus stops at either end of the pedestrian area, no more than 5 or 10 minutes walk away.
The apartment itself is lovely. It has a large living room / kitchen area, a bedroom with a double bed and two bunk beds, and a good sized bathroom with shower. The bedroom has an air conditioning unit which is very welcome!
There is also a balcony, accessible from both main rooms, which even has a motorised winch for hauling luggage up to the balcony. The apartment is on the third floor of the building and there is no lift.
There is also a lovely communal seating area on the same level as the apartment, with tables and chairs, an outdoor shower, and views up to Castellabate itself.
The owner Gianni was not in the country during our visit, but kept in touch continually via Whatsapp, and could not have been more helpful. His cousin lives locally and is also more than willing to help where required.
The beach at Santa Maria is absolutely stunning. There is a large beach with organised sunbeds, umbrellas, etc, and a smaller informal beach where famillies pitch up with their own equipment as required. It was absolutely idyllic.
For fans of Benvenuti Al Sud, this is a perfect location for visiting key locations from the film. The scenes set on the beach (eg the party at the end of the film with the fireworks) were filmed in Santa Maria, as was the first evening meal, which was filmed in Le Gatte, an absolutely gorgeous restaurant on the beachfront. There is also a regular bus service up to Castellabate itself, where you can visit the "post office" square, the "Qui (Non) Si Muore" sign, Alberto's apartment, and so on.”
