Scario is a picturesque fishing village located at the foot of Mount Bulgheria along the coast of southern Italy. It was founded by Greeks in the 2nd century BC and served as a small Roman colony. The village is known for its fishing industry and for producing garum fish sauce that was popular with Romans. Scario has impressive coastal attractions including beautiful seascapes and towers dating back to the 17th century when the town flourished due to boat building. Today, Scario remains famous for its fresh seafood cuisine and coastal beauty.

1. Fotografie ed elaborazioni originali di Antonio Florino

2. Scario place is a picturesque fishing village by the sea at the foot of Mount Bulgheria. Famous tourist center provided one of the best equipped ports in the area, Scario enjoys of impressive attractions, including the beautiful seafront and the wonderful coast of Masseta.

7. Founded by the Greeks, as evidenced by the name of the country (SKARIOS, meaning "small shipyard") from 197 BC was the site of a small Roman colony. Scario at the time, in the summer of 44 BC Marcus Tullius Cicero was home, was famous for fishing and for the preparation of garum, the delicious fish sauce of which the Romans were greedy.

10. Destroyed in 450 BC the first from vandals, then in 915 A. D. by Saracens, Scario disappeared into the darkness of the Middle Ages until the thirteenth century, when it became part of the County of Policastro.

14. Like other towns in the Gulf in 1534 and 1552 Scario suffered raids by Turkish pirates. So flourished again in the mid-seventeenth century. thanks to the craftsmanship of his "calafati", workers in the construction and repair of fishing boats.

16. Date from this century, the coastal towers visible on opposite sides of the country: the Tower Garagliano and the Tower of Olive.

20. In addition to the suggestive natural beauty of the coast, you can admire the Church of St. Anne and the Immaculate Conception Church, which since 1846 houses a statue of the Madonna given by the captain of a vessel who escaped the wreck

21. In her honor, on the evening of August 10 is celebrated each year a procession to the sea.

23. The town assumed its present appearance in the late eighteenth century. by the noble families of San Giovanni a Piro and, above all, of the Counts Carafa, who built a summer residence, called "the house contesca".

28. Scario is also famous for its excellent cuisine based on fresh fish species. Soon we will have dinner at Zifaro

31. This is just seared tuna fish with caramelized onions from Tropea

32. King prawns in batter with decoration of balsamic vinegar

33. Paccheri from Gragnano with shellfish

34. roasted small squid

35. No comment .. our satisfaction is evident

39. to finish parfait and the grappa barricade

46. Back at the hotel you choose "Tomorrow night will dinner again Scario"

55. Tonight by the Pirate Tina discovers his passion: the pizza

58. very good ...

60. ice cream is no exception

63. ... And then, back again tomorrow

64. First shopping

66. I'm thinking about what I imagine my friend dietician ... quiet, not to cover too

68. … poi al Tipiteca

69. All very good seafood and by the inevitable local tuna fish with marinated anchovies, octopus and boiled potato, black olives and mussels with bean curd stuffed with salmon patties of various fish ... a delight

77. Fried swordfish

78. Grilled mackerel

79. [email_address] by Aflo A cantaloupe to end and to the next pleasures ...