Sapri beach

Sapri is a seaside town in the southern Campania, Italy. There is a protected bay, as well as two open beaches in the west (Villammare). The promenade is made of gardens and sports grounds. There are not many sights in town, but on the other hand there are not many tourists as well. The only notable attraction is the observatory of 1927, made like a medieval tower. Shore and seabed: pebble, sand. [edit]

Coordinates: 40.072207, 15.629977

Hotels [edit]

In Sapri, there are many budget accommodation options with room's rates ranging from US$50 to US$100 per night. Probably, local hotels are the cheapest in all of Campania.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to Naples international airport (NAP). Take a train to Sapri station and walk 10 minutes to the sea.

When to go [edit]

The best time for a beach holiday in Sapri is a warm period from July to September.

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