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Food tour
4 days

Food tour

Four days at the table with Calabrians: 'nduja, red onion, fish and Pizzo's tartufo.

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You understand Calabria at the table. Four days to taste the real flavours of the Costa degli Dei: where locals eat, what to order and which products to take home.

1

Day 1

Tropea: red onion and sea

A fresh fish lunch and the famous sweet red onion of Tropea in every dish, from the starter to the jam.

  • Tropea
2

Day 2

Spilinga: home of 'nduja

Visit the 'nduja producers in Spilinga, the spreadable spicy salami that is a symbol of Calabria, tasted at the source.

  • Spilinga
3

Day 3

Pizzo: tartufo and tuna

Pizzo's tartufo in the square and the coast's tuna tradition, among historic ice cream shops and seaside trattorias.

  • Pizzo Calabro
4

Day 4

Wineries and hills

A day among the inland wineries for Calabrian wines and a farmhouse lunch with zero-kilometre produce.

  • Vibo hinterland

Local tips

  • Book the fish restaurants: the best ones are small and fill up with locals.
  • Real 'nduja comes from Spilinga: beware of industrial imitations.
  • Always ask 'what's fresh today': the best menu often isn't written down.
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