Introduction
Zambrone is a seaside village located on the Coast of the Gods, just a few kilometers from Tropea. Famous for its unspoiled beaches and turquoise waters, it is an ideal destination for sea lovers seeking both relaxation and adventure.
History
Zambrone has ancient agricultural and maritime roots. Over the centuries, its inhabitants lived from farming and fishing, while enjoying the strategic position along the Tyrrhenian Sea. Today, it blends rural traditions with a growing tourist appeal.
Main Attractions
- Belvedere of Zambrone – a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.
- Local festivals – summer events filled with music, food, and traditions.
- Church of San Carlo Borromeo – a symbol of local religious life.
Beaches
The most famous spot is the Paradiso del Sub, a hidden bay accessible by footpath, renowned among divers and hikers for its stunning seabed. The main beach of Zambrone, with its white sand and clear waters, is perfect for families and sun-seekers.
Nearby Destinations
Zambrone is located in the heart of the Coast of the Gods, close to Pizzo, Capo Vaticano, Parghelia, and Tropea.