Pizzo Greco

Facilities:

– Restaurant (dressed)
• Shop
–  Messenger Service
• Bar
–  Internet connection, telephone
–  Washing machines at the campsite

Relaxation:
– Animation in high season
–  Disco and dance nights in high season
–  Boules, table tennis and volleyball
–  Children’s playground, bike rental

By car:
Pizzo Greco is approximately 2210 km from Utrecht.

A car (or rental car) is a good way to travel around Italy and useful if you want to visit slightly remote places. The roads in Italy are of good quality. On the highways it is regularly indicated where the nearest petrol stations / restaurant, picnic areas are. Please note that you have to pay toll on the Italian motorways. You can pay by credit card or cash at the toll gates.

Furthermore, you must be in possession of International Insurance Certificates or the green card if you are going with your own car.

A Dutch driving license is sufficient, so an international driving license is not necessary.

With the plane:
It is about 4 hours and 15 minutes to Lamezia Terme with 1 stopover.
From Düsseldorf, you can fly directly with Corendon Airlines and Eurowings, about 2.5 hours. Only possible on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

We recommend renting a car to see more of the area. We mediate for Flexible Cars and Sunny Cars.

You can request information about the flight days and car rental from us.

Italy is an ideal holiday destination in Southern Europe  which is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the Tyrrhenian Sea,  the Ionian Sea and the Adriatic Sea.

Calabria
The region is quite flat and there are many old castles and towers to guard the coast from attacks in earlier times. About 8 kilometers south of Crotone, right by the sea is the Pizzo Greco campsite. It is characterized by blue sea, blue sky and a fine sandy beach surrounded by eucalyptus trees, herbs and flowers.

Italian Kitchen:
Italian cuisine is known all over the world. Numerous Italian dishes are also fully established in the Netherlands, pizza, macaroni, spaghetti, lasagne and tiramisù. Italian cuisine is relatively simple. Only a limited number of ingredients are used and the preparation of the dishes is not complicated.

Language:
The vast majority of the population speaks Italian, including several dialects. Italian comes from Latin (the language the Romans spoke).

Currency:
Italy  is part of the European Union and you can also pay here with the Euro.
Almost all cards for debit cards are accepted. Credit cards are also accepted.

Climate:
It differs per area, but in general the climate in Italy is; a typical Mediterranean climate. Throughout the year, the temperature in the lowlands remains well above zero degrees Celsius. In summer there is an average temperature of 28 C in the south and 22 C in the north.