Saline, Cilento
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10% discount for stays completed between 04 May - 12 Oct 12 confirmed by 30 Apr 12.
One free night for stays of 7 nights or more or two free nights for stays of 14 nights or more completed between 04 May - 12 Jul 12 and 24 Aug - 12 Oct 12.
Two complimentary dinners per person per stay for stays of 7 nights or more completed between 04 May - 12 Oct 12 confirmed by 29 Feb 12.
Honeymoon & Anniversary Offer: Complimentary bottle of sparkling wine.
One free night for stays of 7 nights or more or two free nights for stays of 14 nights or more completed between 04 May - 12 Jul 12 and 24 Aug - 12 Oct 12.
Two complimentary dinners per person per stay for stays of 7 nights or more completed between 04 May - 12 Oct 12 confirmed by 29 Feb 12.
Honeymoon & Anniversary Offer: Complimentary bottle of sparkling wine.
About Saline
In a prime location on its own private beach, the modern and spacious Saline has been recently renovated to a high standard and is the perfect choice for a family beach-based holiday. The magnificent white art deco style building offers panoramic views of the bay and is situated about half a mile from the centre of Palinuro, which can easily be reached by the hotel's complimentary shuttle bus. The swimming pool is located just a few yards from the sea and is ideal for avid sunbathers.Accommodation:
Twin rooms are comfortably decorated in shades of light green and blue and have a balcony with front or side sea views. Facilities include satellite TV, air conditioning, internet access, telephone, minibar, hairdryer and safe. Rooms with a terrace and front sea views are available for a supplement.Single rooms are available with a balcony.
Supplements (from):
Front Sea View & Terrace £13. Single £26.Dining Guide:
Saline RestaurantBreakfast is served buffet style while lunch and dinner offer a wide menu of traditional Italian and international dishes made with fresh, local ingredients.
Facilities:
- Restaurant
- Lounge
- Piano bar
- Swimming pool (normally in use May - Oct. Closed from 13:00 - 16:00)
- Tennis (payable locally)
- Lift
- Complimentary minibus to the centre of Palinuro
- Beach charges are included (normally in use May - Oct)
Family Check List:
- Interconnecting rooms
- Children's club
- Babysitting
- Children's pool
- Children's menu
- Early meal sittings
- Cots & highchairs
Information:
The hotel has 125 air-conditioned rooms.Transfer time from Naples airport: 3 hours.
Car hire is recommended for this hotel.
Child prices apply to ages 2-16 years.
Half board consists of cold buffet breakfast and dinner (or lunch).
Minimum stay 3 nights (7 nights for arrivals 06 - 19 Aug).
Official Rating 4 Star.
About Cilento
The headland of Cilento, south of Naples is an untouched conservation area threaded with monasteries and medieval towns. It's impressive cliffs and golden beaches are characterized by an untouched, rugged beauty that oozes southern authenticity.PAESTUM
Paestrum was originally called Poseidonia, City of Poseidon, and was the most important Ancient Greek site before Sicily. This landmark of the Ancient world is now host to a fascinating archaeological museum and a collection of immaculately preserved Doric temples, sure to quench the desire of the most passionate history enthusiast.
SAN MARCO & SANTA MARIA DI CASTELLABATE
These two quaint fishing villages, attached by an endless stretch of golden sand, also share such charming sights as impressive caverns filled with pre-historic stalagmites and stalactites, and are both overlooked by hills embedded with ancient hilltop towns.
PALINURO
The area is celebrated for it's unspoilt stretch of beaches, but Palinuro is also a gourmand's paradise, with an abundance of restaurants that dish up sumptuous but inexpensive cuisine, and the rugged hills lavished with vineyards, producing the areas finest wine. Those in search of culture, and some spectacular cloisters should make the short drive from Salerno to Padula, where the monastery of Certosa di San Lorenzo lies sprawling amongst the pine trees.
