Corigliano Calabro Holiday Deals

Corigliano Calabro Holiday Package Deals

Work, bills, rent — adulting is tough! At lastminute.com.au, we can bundle your hotel bookings, hire cars, airfares and thrilling activities into a neat little package. You'll have more spending money for Corigliano Calabro experiences and less paperwork to deal with!

So what's holding you back? Act now and you'll be able to save around AU$260!

Mix and match from 400 partner airlines and 282,000 worldwide hotels. With so many choices, you can craft a deal that suits your own unique tastes.

Afraid you'll find a better deal? With our Price Pledge, if you find a lower price on your hotel or package within 24 hours of booking online, we'll match it and refund you the difference.Terms and conditions apply.

Holidays in Corigliano Calabro

Your last getaway feel like it was light years ago? No worries — book a ticket to Corigliano Calabro and you'll be off in a flash!

It's situated 420 kilometres to the southeast of Rome, the capital city of Italy.

Sitting 75 kilometres to the north, Basilicata Beach is a delightful spot to spend an afternoon picnicking on the shore. Pietragrande Beach is also home to some gorgeous scenery. You'll find this popular shoreline 100 kilometres to the north.

You'll discover a number of interesting natural sights outside of Corigliano Calabro. Why not venture 45 kilometres to Pollino National Park? Alternatively, immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Grotta di Sant'Angelo, 20 kilometres away.

Travel back in time as you wander around Ducale Castle. This historical site has plenty of tales to tell.

Nothing beats a day spent sliding down the fresh, soft snow at Monte Curcio Ski Area. Find yourself a trail map when you arrive and see how much of the resort you can conquer!

You'll find even more just down the road. San Giorgio Albanese, 4 kilometres to the southwest, is popular for San Giorgio Albanses Church and St Mary of Patir Abbey. Though, if Odissea 2000 and Amarelli Licorice Factory are more appealing, head 12 kilometres east from Corigliano Calabro to Rossano.

Planning to head to Zumpano? This destination is 40 kilometres to the southwest. If you're setting up camp here, grab a map and circle Hohenstaufen Castle, Duomo di Cosenza and the Teatro Morelli. Also consider taking a peek at Church of Sant'Agostino and Castello Normanno-Svevo di Cosenza.

Whether you enjoy chasing Michelin stars or nibbling on a snack from a street cart, tasting the local food and drink is one of the best things about travel. So why not tantalise your taste buds by trying some of the area's mouthwatering offerings?

Of course, you can't visit Corigliano Calabro without introducing your taste buds to ‘nduja (spicy sausage) or Calabrese pizza. Popular with the locals and considered regional specialties, they are a must-try experience for any self-respecting food lover.

Still got a bit of room left after the main course? Then put in an order for pitta ‘mpigliata (pastry bread), an indulgent sweet treat.

Raise a glass of a local wine such as Cirò or Dominici. Expert sommelier or not, there's nothing else like a nice drop.

When it comes that time to say "Arrivederci" to Corigliano Calabro, don't be sad — you can always come back!

When the time arrives to pack up your suitcase and take off, the nearest terminal, Karol Wojtyla Airport (BRI), is 170 kilometres to the north.

Hotels in Corigliano Calabro

Who said great service had to be expensive? You'll get a peaceful night's shut-eye at an even better price at the Relais il Mulino and the Il Falco e il Gabbiano B&B. But if a little luxury is what you're after, the Salice Club Resort or the Relais Hotel Palazzo Castriota ought to do the trick.