Places
Park·Easy·Relaxing·Popular
Piana del Sele, Paestum
Campania
The mouth of the Sele river below the Greek temples of Paestum (UNESCO) is a wild coastal wetland — water buffalo graze the marsh (producing the original Campania mozzarella), white stork nests in the poplar grove, and the beach is wild sand backed by dunes. The three Greek temples of Paestum (600 BC) are visible from the beach. Dogs welcome on the beach.
Duration
2 hours
Distance
5 km
Elevation
+10 m
Best season
Year-round
Highlights
- Wild beach below the Greek temples of Paestum (UNESCO, 600 BC)
- Water buffalo grazing the marsh — original Campania mozzarella di bufala
- White stork nesting colony in the Sele poplar grove
With your dog
Reserve and beach; dogs welcome.
