




Discover one of the most beautiful corners of southern Italy - the Calabria region with the pearl of the Tyrrhenian coast, the town of Tropea. Dramatic cliffs above the turquoise sea, romantic streets and unforgettable views await you. Take a trip to the panoramic beaches of Capo Vaticano or a cruise to the Lipari Islands with volcanic scenery. But much more awaits you in Calabria.
Upon arrival at Lamezia Terme Airport, a short bus transfer to Lamezia Terme train station awaits you, followed by a train journey to the town of Tropea. If you have time, feel free to stroll through the town and soak up the initial atmosphere. If you're tired or short on time, head straight to your accommodation and save the exploration for tomorrow.
The airport is small and easy to navigate. When you exit the airport, turn immediately to the right and you will see a bus stop with a bus that runs regularly every 15 minutes directly to the train station in Lamezia Terme. There are several ways to buy a ticket. If the newsstand at the airport is open, you can buy it there. Another option is the vending machine at the bus stop, at the bar at the bus stop, or directly from the driver. This is useful when arriving in the later hours when everything else is closed. In Italy, it is common to buy a bus ticket at a newsstand or a nearby bar. The journey from the airport to the train station in Lamezia Terme takes 5-10 minutes.
More info about the bus here.
The bus that you take from the airport stops right in front of the train station. You can buy a train ticket from the machine at the entrance to the station. There are 2 machines and it's quick. The price is just under 5 euros. The train to Tropea usually leaves from the platform located downstairs. So either take the elevator down, or exit the building back outside, turn right, then right again and down the stairs. However, the staff at the station are very helpful and will be happy to advise you. More info on the train route here.
You are now in Tropea. After exiting the train and station, turn left towards the town. The path will go slightly downhill, and in a few minutes, you will be in the center.



Meet the city's landmark, the Santa Maria dell'Isola Church. It is one of the most photographed places in Calabria. Discover one of the most beautiful beaches in Calabria, the clarity of the water will take your breath away.
Perched on a rocky cliff above the turquoise sea stands one of the most beautiful symbols of the town of Tropea – the monastery and church of Santa Maria dell’Isola. This magical place, which once stood on a small island separated from the mainland, now looks like a fairytale structure growing directly from the rock. A stone staircase carved into the cliff leads to the temple, and from its top, there is a breathtaking view of the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the coast nicknamed the "Coast of the Gods". At the top is a small garden with a viewpoint. You need to buy a ticket to visit the garden. But you can go up to the front of the garden for free. I recommend going up, the view is wonderful.

This beach is part of the famous Costa degli Dei, or Coast of the Gods, known for its unique natural characteristics and breathtaking beauty. The entire town is on a rock, which means it has stunning views. These are truly amazing and you will never tire of the view from these heights. But it also means that you always have to go down to the beach. We most often visited the beach on the right under the rock with the church. There are both free places where you can stretch out your towel and places with sunbeds that are paid. If you swim around the rock from the right, you will reach a cave with a small beach. You can also get there from the left side without getting your feet wet. I highly recommend it. At the end of the beach to the right of the rock with the church is another very nice cave.

The food in Calabria is excellent. Tropea's specialty is the sweet red onion. In Calabria, and especially in Tropea, you will come across products made from local red onions at every turn. The soil composition makes this onion very sweet. And we brought back a lot of different products as souvenirs. Also, if you like seafood, I recommend you visit the local street food bistro link here, where you can have a mix of fried seafood, or you can choose just the type that you like the most.




Don't miss a boat trip to the Lipari Islands. It's a truly wonderful experience. The trip is a full day, but children can easily manage it.
The Lipari (Aeolian) Islands are among the most beautiful places in southern Italy and are a popular destination for day trips from Tropea. This volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea offers beautiful nature, picturesque towns and a unique atmosphere of Mediterranean islands. The trip can be purchased directly in Tropea from local tourist companies, which provide boat transport and basic organization of the program. During the day you can explore the beauty of the islands, walk through their historical centers and enjoy unforgettable views of the sea and active volcanoes.
The trip is for the whole day. Departure is in the morning from the port. When purchasing the trip, you report the location of your accommodation and receive instructions on what time you should wait for the car to pick you up in the morning. So you don't have to worry about anything. You can buy breakfast in the form of excellent filled croissants on board the ship. You will visit the islands of Vulcano, Lipari and Stromboli. The trip is really beautiful and you will enjoy the boat trip. The whole trip is therefore a full-day (approx. 10–12 hours) and on each island there is usually 1-2 hours of free time for walking, swimming or refreshments. I am attaching here a preview of a specific trip to the islands.




After the previous days full of experiences, a well-deserved slowdown awaits you. This day will be in the spirit of peace, sun and the sound of the sea. In the morning, without rushing, head to the beach and stop along the way at a bar where it is common to have good coffee and maybe cornetti filled with various fillings in the morning. In Italy, breakfast is usually sweet, so don't look for eggs here. During the day there will be room to visit a beach restaurant, have a drink and something good to eat. In the afternoon, take a walk or do some water sports and end the day at sunset at a viewpoint as you climb the stairs leading back to the city.
We bought sunbeds and an umbrella on the beach. Prices depend on the date. They are cheaper in June, while you pay the most in August. More info about the beach here. I highly recommend visiting the caves located on the beach. Under the rock on the beach is a small bistro where you can buy a drink and a snack. There is music playing and the place has a very relaxed atmosphere.



A somewhat inconspicuous cape in the westernmost rocky outcrop of the peninsula is perhaps the most beautiful area of Calabria. At the top of Capo Vaticano stands an old lighthouse. You will find small bays with wonderful, romantic beaches and incredible views.
You can use this day for a shorter trip. A trip in the morning, lazing on the beach in the afternoon, like we did. I recommend a boat trip along the Costa degli Dei. The trip is for small groups of people. Again, a driver will pick you up and take you by car to the port from where you set sail. You will sail along the coast, stopping occasionally for swimming and then sailing on. The commentary is in Italian and, if you need it, in English. You can view options for trips, both longer and shorter, here. Various companies offer excursions in the city and you can't miss them, there are several of them. The prices of the trips are approximately the same.




If you have an early morning departure, you can order a taxi to the airport. The price is approximately 50 euros. If your departure is later, you can get to the airport in the same way you got to the city on the first day. Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Discover one of the most beautiful corners of southern Italy - the Calabria region with the pearl of the Tyrrhenian coast, the town of Tropea. Dramatic cliffs above the turquoise sea, romantic streets and unforgettable views await you. Take a trip to the panoramic beaches of Capo Vaticano or a cruise to the Lipari Islands with volcanic scenery. But much more awaits you in Calabria.
Upon arrival at Lamezia Terme Airport, a short bus transfer to Lamezia Terme train station awaits you, followed by a train journey to the town of Tropea. If you have time, feel free to stroll through the town and soak up the initial atmosphere. If you're tired or short on time, head straight to your accommodation and save the exploration for tomorrow.
The airport is small and easy to navigate. When you exit the airport, turn immediately to the right and you will see a bus stop with a bus that runs regularly every 15 minutes directly to the train station in Lamezia Terme. There are several ways to buy a ticket. If the newsstand at the airport is open, you can buy it there. Another option is the vending machine at the bus stop, at the bar at the bus stop, or directly from the driver. This is useful when arriving in the later hours when everything else is closed. In Italy, it is common to buy a bus ticket at a newsstand or a nearby bar. The journey from the airport to the train station in Lamezia Terme takes 5-10 minutes.
More info about the bus here.
The bus that you take from the airport stops right in front of the train station. You can buy a train ticket from the machine at the entrance to the station. There are 2 machines and it's quick. The price is just under 5 euros. The train to Tropea usually leaves from the platform located downstairs. So either take the elevator down, or exit the building back outside, turn right, then right again and down the stairs. However, the staff at the station are very helpful and will be happy to advise you. More info on the train route here.
You are now in Tropea. After exiting the train and station, turn left towards the town. The path will go slightly downhill, and in a few minutes, you will be in the center.



Meet the city's landmark, the Santa Maria dell'Isola Church. It is one of the most photographed places in Calabria. Discover one of the most beautiful beaches in Calabria, the clarity of the water will take your breath away.
Perched on a rocky cliff above the turquoise sea stands one of the most beautiful symbols of the town of Tropea – the monastery and church of Santa Maria dell’Isola. This magical place, which once stood on a small island separated from the mainland, now looks like a fairytale structure growing directly from the rock. A stone staircase carved into the cliff leads to the temple, and from its top, there is a breathtaking view of the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the coast nicknamed the "Coast of the Gods". At the top is a small garden with a viewpoint. You need to buy a ticket to visit the garden. But you can go up to the front of the garden for free. I recommend going up, the view is wonderful.

This beach is part of the famous Costa degli Dei, or Coast of the Gods, known for its unique natural characteristics and breathtaking beauty. The entire town is on a rock, which means it has stunning views. These are truly amazing and you will never tire of the view from these heights. But it also means that you always have to go down to the beach. We most often visited the beach on the right under the rock with the church. There are both free places where you can stretch out your towel and places with sunbeds that are paid. If you swim around the rock from the right, you will reach a cave with a small beach. You can also get there from the left side without getting your feet wet. I highly recommend it. At the end of the beach to the right of the rock with the church is another very nice cave.

The food in Calabria is excellent. Tropea's specialty is the sweet red onion. In Calabria, and especially in Tropea, you will come across products made from local red onions at every turn. The soil composition makes this onion very sweet. And we brought back a lot of different products as souvenirs. Also, if you like seafood, I recommend you visit the local street food bistro link here, where you can have a mix of fried seafood, or you can choose just the type that you like the most.




Don't miss a boat trip to the Lipari Islands. It's a truly wonderful experience. The trip is a full day, but children can easily manage it.
The Lipari (Aeolian) Islands are among the most beautiful places in southern Italy and are a popular destination for day trips from Tropea. This volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea offers beautiful nature, picturesque towns and a unique atmosphere of Mediterranean islands. The trip can be purchased directly in Tropea from local tourist companies, which provide boat transport and basic organization of the program. During the day you can explore the beauty of the islands, walk through their historical centers and enjoy unforgettable views of the sea and active volcanoes.
The trip is for the whole day. Departure is in the morning from the port. When purchasing the trip, you report the location of your accommodation and receive instructions on what time you should wait for the car to pick you up in the morning. So you don't have to worry about anything. You can buy breakfast in the form of excellent filled croissants on board the ship. You will visit the islands of Vulcano, Lipari and Stromboli. The trip is really beautiful and you will enjoy the boat trip. The whole trip is therefore a full-day (approx. 10–12 hours) and on each island there is usually 1-2 hours of free time for walking, swimming or refreshments. I am attaching here a preview of a specific trip to the islands.




After the previous days full of experiences, a well-deserved slowdown awaits you. This day will be in the spirit of peace, sun and the sound of the sea. In the morning, without rushing, head to the beach and stop along the way at a bar where it is common to have good coffee and maybe cornetti filled with various fillings in the morning. In Italy, breakfast is usually sweet, so don't look for eggs here. During the day there will be room to visit a beach restaurant, have a drink and something good to eat. In the afternoon, take a walk or do some water sports and end the day at sunset at a viewpoint as you climb the stairs leading back to the city.
We bought sunbeds and an umbrella on the beach. Prices depend on the date. They are cheaper in June, while you pay the most in August. More info about the beach here. I highly recommend visiting the caves located on the beach. Under the rock on the beach is a small bistro where you can buy a drink and a snack. There is music playing and the place has a very relaxed atmosphere.



A somewhat inconspicuous cape in the westernmost rocky outcrop of the peninsula is perhaps the most beautiful area of Calabria. At the top of Capo Vaticano stands an old lighthouse. You will find small bays with wonderful, romantic beaches and incredible views.
You can use this day for a shorter trip. A trip in the morning, lazing on the beach in the afternoon, like we did. I recommend a boat trip along the Costa degli Dei. The trip is for small groups of people. Again, a driver will pick you up and take you by car to the port from where you set sail. You will sail along the coast, stopping occasionally for swimming and then sailing on. The commentary is in Italian and, if you need it, in English. You can view options for trips, both longer and shorter, here. Various companies offer excursions in the city and you can't miss them, there are several of them. The prices of the trips are approximately the same.




If you have an early morning departure, you can order a taxi to the airport. The price is approximately 50 euros. If your departure is later, you can get to the airport in the same way you got to the city on the first day. Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.





Discover one of the most beautiful corners of southern Italy - the Calabria region with the pearl of the Tyrrhenian coast, the town of Tropea. Dramatic cliffs above the turquoise sea, romantic streets and unforgettable views await you. Take a trip to the panoramic beaches of Capo Vaticano or a cruise to the Lipari Islands with volcanic scenery. But much more awaits you in Calabria.
Upon arrival at Lamezia Terme Airport, a short bus transfer to Lamezia Terme train station awaits you, followed by a train journey to the town of Tropea. If you have time, feel free to stroll through the town and soak up the initial atmosphere. If you're tired or short on time, head straight to your accommodation and save the exploration for tomorrow.
The airport is small and easy to navigate. When you exit the airport, turn immediately to the right and you will see a bus stop with a bus that runs regularly every 15 minutes directly to the train station in Lamezia Terme. There are several ways to buy a ticket. If the newsstand at the airport is open, you can buy it there. Another option is the vending machine at the bus stop, at the bar at the bus stop, or directly from the driver. This is useful when arriving in the later hours when everything else is closed. In Italy, it is common to buy a bus ticket at a newsstand or a nearby bar. The journey from the airport to the train station in Lamezia Terme takes 5-10 minutes.
More info about the bus here.
The bus that you take from the airport stops right in front of the train station. You can buy a train ticket from the machine at the entrance to the station. There are 2 machines and it's quick. The price is just under 5 euros. The train to Tropea usually leaves from the platform located downstairs. So either take the elevator down, or exit the building back outside, turn right, then right again and down the stairs. However, the staff at the station are very helpful and will be happy to advise you. More info on the train route here.
You are now in Tropea. After exiting the train and station, turn left towards the town. The path will go slightly downhill, and in a few minutes, you will be in the center.



Meet the city's landmark, the Santa Maria dell'Isola Church. It is one of the most photographed places in Calabria. Discover one of the most beautiful beaches in Calabria, the clarity of the water will take your breath away.
Perched on a rocky cliff above the turquoise sea stands one of the most beautiful symbols of the town of Tropea – the monastery and church of Santa Maria dell’Isola. This magical place, which once stood on a small island separated from the mainland, now looks like a fairytale structure growing directly from the rock. A stone staircase carved into the cliff leads to the temple, and from its top, there is a breathtaking view of the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the coast nicknamed the "Coast of the Gods". At the top is a small garden with a viewpoint. You need to buy a ticket to visit the garden. But you can go up to the front of the garden for free. I recommend going up, the view is wonderful.

This beach is part of the famous Costa degli Dei, or Coast of the Gods, known for its unique natural characteristics and breathtaking beauty. The entire town is on a rock, which means it has stunning views. These are truly amazing and you will never tire of the view from these heights. But it also means that you always have to go down to the beach. We most often visited the beach on the right under the rock with the church. There are both free places where you can stretch out your towel and places with sunbeds that are paid. If you swim around the rock from the right, you will reach a cave with a small beach. You can also get there from the left side without getting your feet wet. I highly recommend it. At the end of the beach to the right of the rock with the church is another very nice cave.

The food in Calabria is excellent. Tropea's specialty is the sweet red onion. In Calabria, and especially in Tropea, you will come across products made from local red onions at every turn. The soil composition makes this onion very sweet. And we brought back a lot of different products as souvenirs. Also, if you like seafood, I recommend you visit the local street food bistro link here, where you can have a mix of fried seafood, or you can choose just the type that you like the most.




Don't miss a boat trip to the Lipari Islands. It's a truly wonderful experience. The trip is a full day, but children can easily manage it.
The Lipari (Aeolian) Islands are among the most beautiful places in southern Italy and are a popular destination for day trips from Tropea. This volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea offers beautiful nature, picturesque towns and a unique atmosphere of Mediterranean islands. The trip can be purchased directly in Tropea from local tourist companies, which provide boat transport and basic organization of the program. During the day you can explore the beauty of the islands, walk through their historical centers and enjoy unforgettable views of the sea and active volcanoes.
The trip is for the whole day. Departure is in the morning from the port. When purchasing the trip, you report the location of your accommodation and receive instructions on what time you should wait for the car to pick you up in the morning. So you don't have to worry about anything. You can buy breakfast in the form of excellent filled croissants on board the ship. You will visit the islands of Vulcano, Lipari and Stromboli. The trip is really beautiful and you will enjoy the boat trip. The whole trip is therefore a full-day (approx. 10–12 hours) and on each island there is usually 1-2 hours of free time for walking, swimming or refreshments. I am attaching here a preview of a specific trip to the islands.




After the previous days full of experiences, a well-deserved slowdown awaits you. This day will be in the spirit of peace, sun and the sound of the sea. In the morning, without rushing, head to the beach and stop along the way at a bar where it is common to have good coffee and maybe cornetti filled with various fillings in the morning. In Italy, breakfast is usually sweet, so don't look for eggs here. During the day there will be room to visit a beach restaurant, have a drink and something good to eat. In the afternoon, take a walk or do some water sports and end the day at sunset at a viewpoint as you climb the stairs leading back to the city.
We bought sunbeds and an umbrella on the beach. Prices depend on the date. They are cheaper in June, while you pay the most in August. More info about the beach here. I highly recommend visiting the caves located on the beach. Under the rock on the beach is a small bistro where you can buy a drink and a snack. There is music playing and the place has a very relaxed atmosphere.



A somewhat inconspicuous cape in the westernmost rocky outcrop of the peninsula is perhaps the most beautiful area of Calabria. At the top of Capo Vaticano stands an old lighthouse. You will find small bays with wonderful, romantic beaches and incredible views.
You can use this day for a shorter trip. A trip in the morning, lazing on the beach in the afternoon, like we did. I recommend a boat trip along the Costa degli Dei. The trip is for small groups of people. Again, a driver will pick you up and take you by car to the port from where you set sail. You will sail along the coast, stopping occasionally for swimming and then sailing on. The commentary is in Italian and, if you need it, in English. You can view options for trips, both longer and shorter, here. Various companies offer excursions in the city and you can't miss them, there are several of them. The prices of the trips are approximately the same.




If you have an early morning departure, you can order a taxi to the airport. The price is approximately 50 euros. If your departure is later, you can get to the airport in the same way you got to the city on the first day. Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Discover one of the most beautiful corners of southern Italy - the Calabria region with the pearl of the Tyrrhenian coast, the town of Tropea. Dramatic cliffs above the turquoise sea, romantic streets and unforgettable views await you. Take a trip to the panoramic beaches of Capo Vaticano or a cruise to the Lipari Islands with volcanic scenery. But much more awaits you in Calabria.
Upon arrival at Lamezia Terme Airport, a short bus transfer to Lamezia Terme train station awaits you, followed by a train journey to the town of Tropea. If you have time, feel free to stroll through the town and soak up the initial atmosphere. If you're tired or short on time, head straight to your accommodation and save the exploration for tomorrow.
The airport is small and easy to navigate. When you exit the airport, turn immediately to the right and you will see a bus stop with a bus that runs regularly every 15 minutes directly to the train station in Lamezia Terme. There are several ways to buy a ticket. If the newsstand at the airport is open, you can buy it there. Another option is the vending machine at the bus stop, at the bar at the bus stop, or directly from the driver. This is useful when arriving in the later hours when everything else is closed. In Italy, it is common to buy a bus ticket at a newsstand or a nearby bar. The journey from the airport to the train station in Lamezia Terme takes 5-10 minutes.
More info about the bus here.
The bus that you take from the airport stops right in front of the train station. You can buy a train ticket from the machine at the entrance to the station. There are 2 machines and it's quick. The price is just under 5 euros. The train to Tropea usually leaves from the platform located downstairs. So either take the elevator down, or exit the building back outside, turn right, then right again and down the stairs. However, the staff at the station are very helpful and will be happy to advise you. More info on the train route here.
You are now in Tropea. After exiting the train and station, turn left towards the town. The path will go slightly downhill, and in a few minutes, you will be in the center.



Meet the city's landmark, the Santa Maria dell'Isola Church. It is one of the most photographed places in Calabria. Discover one of the most beautiful beaches in Calabria, the clarity of the water will take your breath away.
Perched on a rocky cliff above the turquoise sea stands one of the most beautiful symbols of the town of Tropea – the monastery and church of Santa Maria dell’Isola. This magical place, which once stood on a small island separated from the mainland, now looks like a fairytale structure growing directly from the rock. A stone staircase carved into the cliff leads to the temple, and from its top, there is a breathtaking view of the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the coast nicknamed the "Coast of the Gods". At the top is a small garden with a viewpoint. You need to buy a ticket to visit the garden. But you can go up to the front of the garden for free. I recommend going up, the view is wonderful.

This beach is part of the famous Costa degli Dei, or Coast of the Gods, known for its unique natural characteristics and breathtaking beauty. The entire town is on a rock, which means it has stunning views. These are truly amazing and you will never tire of the view from these heights. But it also means that you always have to go down to the beach. We most often visited the beach on the right under the rock with the church. There are both free places where you can stretch out your towel and places with sunbeds that are paid. If you swim around the rock from the right, you will reach a cave with a small beach. You can also get there from the left side without getting your feet wet. I highly recommend it. At the end of the beach to the right of the rock with the church is another very nice cave.

The food in Calabria is excellent. Tropea's specialty is the sweet red onion. In Calabria, and especially in Tropea, you will come across products made from local red onions at every turn. The soil composition makes this onion very sweet. And we brought back a lot of different products as souvenirs. Also, if you like seafood, I recommend you visit the local street food bistro link here, where you can have a mix of fried seafood, or you can choose just the type that you like the most.




Don't miss a boat trip to the Lipari Islands. It's a truly wonderful experience. The trip is a full day, but children can easily manage it.
The Lipari (Aeolian) Islands are among the most beautiful places in southern Italy and are a popular destination for day trips from Tropea. This volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea offers beautiful nature, picturesque towns and a unique atmosphere of Mediterranean islands. The trip can be purchased directly in Tropea from local tourist companies, which provide boat transport and basic organization of the program. During the day you can explore the beauty of the islands, walk through their historical centers and enjoy unforgettable views of the sea and active volcanoes.
The trip is for the whole day. Departure is in the morning from the port. When purchasing the trip, you report the location of your accommodation and receive instructions on what time you should wait for the car to pick you up in the morning. So you don't have to worry about anything. You can buy breakfast in the form of excellent filled croissants on board the ship. You will visit the islands of Vulcano, Lipari and Stromboli. The trip is really beautiful and you will enjoy the boat trip. The whole trip is therefore a full-day (approx. 10–12 hours) and on each island there is usually 1-2 hours of free time for walking, swimming or refreshments. I am attaching here a preview of a specific trip to the islands.




After the previous days full of experiences, a well-deserved slowdown awaits you. This day will be in the spirit of peace, sun and the sound of the sea. In the morning, without rushing, head to the beach and stop along the way at a bar where it is common to have good coffee and maybe cornetti filled with various fillings in the morning. In Italy, breakfast is usually sweet, so don't look for eggs here. During the day there will be room to visit a beach restaurant, have a drink and something good to eat. In the afternoon, take a walk or do some water sports and end the day at sunset at a viewpoint as you climb the stairs leading back to the city.
We bought sunbeds and an umbrella on the beach. Prices depend on the date. They are cheaper in June, while you pay the most in August. More info about the beach here. I highly recommend visiting the caves located on the beach. Under the rock on the beach is a small bistro where you can buy a drink and a snack. There is music playing and the place has a very relaxed atmosphere.



A somewhat inconspicuous cape in the westernmost rocky outcrop of the peninsula is perhaps the most beautiful area of Calabria. At the top of Capo Vaticano stands an old lighthouse. You will find small bays with wonderful, romantic beaches and incredible views.
You can use this day for a shorter trip. A trip in the morning, lazing on the beach in the afternoon, like we did. I recommend a boat trip along the Costa degli Dei. The trip is for small groups of people. Again, a driver will pick you up and take you by car to the port from where you set sail. You will sail along the coast, stopping occasionally for swimming and then sailing on. The commentary is in Italian and, if you need it, in English. You can view options for trips, both longer and shorter, here. Various companies offer excursions in the city and you can't miss them, there are several of them. The prices of the trips are approximately the same.




If you have an early morning departure, you can order a taxi to the airport. The price is approximately 50 euros. If your departure is later, you can get to the airport in the same way you got to the city on the first day. Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.