10 Best Things To Do In Massa Lubrense, Italy, At Night

1. Marina of Puolo

This is the prominent beach of the area and can be easily reached by local buses from the town centre. It was once a fisherman’s village but now boasts some stylish restaurants and cafes and the fish dishes here are a great all-time favourite with travellers. There are public and private beaches here and a walk on the coastline at night can make for a beautiful time.

Marina of Puolo

Address: Between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense, Sorrento, Italy

2. Marina della Lobra

This is another beach in the area and it is found in a quaint hamlet, which is especially attractive at night. There is a cathedral located near the beach, with a courtyard and ceramic tiled floors and visiting it in the night can be an awe-inspiring experience. There are also cafes and restaurants in the area and renting a boat at night to see the dark ocean can be a cool experience.

Marina della Lobra

Address: Via Cristoforo Colombo, 35, 80061 Massa Lubrense NA, Italy

Website: Marina della Lobra

3. The Rock of Vervece

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The Rock of Vervece is an interesting place to visit at night because it is a diving destination. Diving underwater at night with lights can be an eerie experience and the multicoloured starfish and other marine life create an awesome spectacle. This underwater area is also a place of spirituality and worship and there is a bronze statue of Madonna here that is worshipped by divers.

The Rock of Vervece

Address: In front of the village of Marina della Lobra, less than a mile (1.6 km) from land

4. Punta Campanella

Punta Campanella is an area of wild beach on the southernmost point of Sorrento and it can be an attractive place to visit, at night. It’s a sacred place from ancient times and there was even a Greek temple here at one time. There is a 14th-century watchtower here that used to signal the arrival of pirates. The area is steeped in legend and history and well worth the visit.

Punta Campanella

Address: From the village square in Termini, follow the signs to reach Punta Campanella

Website: Punta Campanella

5. The Bay of Ieranto

The Bay of Ieranto is the widest and deepest bay in the region and features a rocky cove at the base of Mount San Constanzo. This is also a place of worship and the area is protected as a marine preservation area by the Italian Environmental Department. Diving and boat trips here at night or a walk on the trail can offer some panoramic views.

The Bay of Ieranto

Address: 80061 Massa Lubrense, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

6. Mount San Costanzo

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This mountain is the highest peak in the town of Massa Lubrense and one can do excursions and trekking here and even climb to the peak, from where one can have a great view of the surrounding mountains and hills. The area is a site of worship and there is a chapel here, as well as religious festivals, which can be a fun to attend at night, with fireworks displays and music performances.

Mount San Costanzo

Address: From the Punta Campanella trail, look for the signs painted on stones in red and white that say “Path 00, alta via dei Monti Lattari”

7. Termini

This is a small village at the foot of Mount San Constanzo and it is located near the island of Capri. It can be an exciting place to visit at night, as there are small parks and cafes, restaurants and shops, so you can go on a shopping spree or just take a walk along the trails that offer some gorgeous views of the landscape, including a view of the island of Capri and the Gulf of Naples.

Termini

Address: Termini is about 6-7 km (3.7-4.3 miles) south of Massa Lubrense, depending on the route and is nearby Roncato

Website: Termini (in Italian)

8. Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

This is the largest hamlet in the region of Massa Lubrense and it has an exciting nightlife, with cafes, pubs and restaurants and there is even tourist information points, if you are so inclined. There is an ancient church in the area that features some ancient, notable paintings and viewing them at nighttime can be quite an experience. There are also religious statues and nature walks on offer in this area.

Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

Address: Province of Naples, Campania region

9. The Pine Forest of Le Tore

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The Pine Forest of Le Tore is an exciting place to visit in the daytime but at night it can also be a good place for a pleasant walk. There is a variety of flora and fauna in the region and Mediterranean area shrubs that typify the place. Butterflies and birds can be easily spotted and in at nighttime, there are sure to be some strange noises emanating from the creatures in the area. There is also agricultural tourism here and homemade products available for purchase and the area offers a cool respite from the city’s hectic activity.

The Pine Forest of Le Tore

Address: Sorrento peninsula

10. Torca

Torca is a small hamlet in the region and offers a quaint experience, especially at nighttime. There are nature trails on which to walk, quaint footpaths for strolling or you can even visit some monuments and religious buildings. There are also churches here, with marble and other unique stones and natural wonders, like an archipelago and a marine area that can offer some great night views.

Torca

Address: Massa Lubrense

Website: Torca

Massa Lubrense is definitely a great area of southern Italy

Massa Lubrense is not just known for its beaches. There are upscale events and parties in the town, as well as churches and areas of rich Greek and Roman history. The town is especially intriguing at night, with exciting beach walks, well laid out trails and some lovely areas of natural conservation, that make it a unique place to visit.