Penisola Sorrentina
Crapolla Cove is a picturesque inlet on the Massa Lubrense coast, reachable only on foot via an ancient path and famous for its clear sea, wild nature, and historical ruins.
Crapolla Cove is located in the Massa Lubrense area of the Sorrento Peninsula and is one of the most charming and wild coves in the area. Access is exclusively via a long, scenic trail that starts in the hamlet of Torca and passes through olive groves, terraces, and Mediterranean vegetation.
The trail leads to a narrow, rocky inlet with crystal-clear waters and an unspoiled natural environment. The cove is particularly popular for its secluded and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for those seeking a seaside experience away from the more crowded beaches.
Beyond its scenic beauty, Crapolla Cove also preserves important historical traces, including the remains of an ancient settlement and a church dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul, which testify to the area's religious and maritime past.