The best area to stay in Scalea is along the Riviera dei Cedri, particularly around Scalea Vecchia (Old Town) and the newer beachfront promenade.Scalea Vecchia, perched on a hillside, is the historic heart of the town. Its narrow, winding alleys, ancient churches, and the ruins of the Norman Castle offer a glimpse into the past. Many of the accommodations here are apartments or boutique hotels converted from older buildings, providing a unique stay. It's a short walk down to the newer part of town and the beaches.Couples looking for a romantic and authentic Italian experience often enjoy staying in Scalea Vecchia. The quiet evenings, historic surroundings, and local eateries tucked away in the alleys make for a memorable trip. You're also close to the iconic Torre Talao, a coastal watchtower.For those who prefer easy access to the beach and a more modern feel, the area around the Lungomare Ruggero di Lauria, Scalea's main promenade, is ideal. Here you'll find a wider selection of hotels, lidos (beach clubs), and restaurants directly facing the sea. The promenade is flat and great for evening strolls.Families often find the beachfront area particularly convenient. With direct access to the Tyrrhenian Sea, children can easily enjoy the sandy and pebbly beaches.
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