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The Turtle Coast Animal species arouse various and conflicting feelings in the human soul. Many small and inconspicuous creatures often leave public o...

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The Greek Calabrians, like all other rural populations, have always cherished the local flora as an important resource. Besides cultivated plants or t...

The Amendolea Falls (known as Maesano) are among the most visited of the sights in the Parco Nazionale dell’Aspromonte. A visit to this waterfall, w...

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At the very heart of nature and history: the Amendolea River “I sought / amid the ruins / something to salvage: / a night’s sleep, / four walls, /...

The goat is one of the Greek Aspromonte district’s most agile and graceful creatures. Present here from pre-historic times, it has adapted perfectly...

Rocca del Drago, in dialect Rokka du Traku, was given this name on account of its resemblance to a dragon with three eyes. It appears that these circl...

The diversity of environments that characterizes the Graecanic Area explains the presence of an equally varied fauna, frequently recalled in names and...

The Grotto of Lamia These caves are the most important and extensive natural underground formation ever brought to light, to date, in the province of ...

In the valley of the S. Elia River, in the Municipality of Montebello Jonico in the Provincia of Reggio Calabria, facing the “five-fingered” outcr...

On the hill overlooking Brancaleone Marina, this village was given the name of Sperlonga from the Greek Spèlugx, meaning cave. Initially, monks live...

Together with the legendary Amendolea, the Melito o Tuccio River, is the watery giant alongside which the numerous local communities of the Graecanic ...