What to do in Pizzo
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Things to do

Pizzo half-day tour from Tropea with tartufo truffle tasting
฿1,721
per adult

Pizzo: Fishing, Snorkeling, Dolphin Watching
฿3,059
per adult

Pizzo Walking Tour, the Jewel of the Tyrrhenean sea
฿1,147
per adult

Beautiful and delicious dining experience in a 17th century home
฿5,556
per adult
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1. Pizzo Beach
Pizzo Beach is the main sandy strand that runs along the coast of Pizzo. The beach is part of a bay that is known for its long pier offering scenic views of the town and its cliffs. Bring your camera to capture the stunning scenery around this urban beach.
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2. Grotticelle Beach
Grotticelle Beach is a secluded bay at the foot of large rock formations on the Capo Vaticano of Ricadi. It offers stunning views of white sand, blue-green water and verdant cliffs. Find your own section of sand and rent a deck chair and a colorful umbrella for the afternoon.
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3. Caminia Beach
Despite being one of the finest beaches on this stretch of the Italian coast, Caminia Beach remains relatively unknown, particularly among international tourists who instead tend to frequent nearby Soverato. Seek out this small curve of picturesque white-sand shoreline, which is hemmed in by steep, rugged cliffs.
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4. Piedigrotta Church
The Piedigrotta Church is a fabulous religious structure carved into the rock face of beachside cliffs. It is known for its array of intriguing sculptures and its spectacular views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Snap photos of this exceptional church with a backdrop of the emerald cliffs.
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5. Murat Castle
Murat Castle contains an intriguing museum on the history of the region. In a twist of fate, it takes its name from King of Naples, Joachim Murat, who was executed in the castle’s main hall. Snap photos of the majestic castle with a scenic backdrop of Pizzo’s hills and quaint houses.
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