Tour of mineral water springs in Calabria

This spring is located in the Sila National Park at an altitude of 1,238 metres and offers a very pure oligomineral water with a low fixed residue and minimal sodium and nitrate content. Due to its characteristics, Fontenoce water is also suitable for infant feeding. The surrounding area, known as the ‘’Big Woods of Italy‘’, is ideal for excursions to discover the Sila National Park.

This spring is located at an altitude of 1,000 metres, bordering the Serre Regional Natural Park. Fonte del Principe water is light, low in sodium and nitrite-free, making it suitable for pregnant women and sportsmen.

The municipality of Mongiana is immersed in the dense woods of the Serre Vibonesi, at the foot of Mount Pecoraro. Here you will find unspoilt mountain landscapes, pine and beech forests. Don't miss a visit to the Royal Bourbon Ironworks Museum, an arms factory where cannons, doubles and sabres were also produced.

This spring is located at 1,200 metres in the Serre Regional Natural Park. Mangiatorella water is oligomineral, with a low sodium content and diuretic properties.

Discovering it will give you the opportunity to visit the nearby village of Stilo, known for its Cattolica, a Byzantine church set on a rocky outcrop, which has kept its ancient structure intact.

In the heart of the Aspromonte National Park, Agnana Calabra is home to sulphurous, chlorinated and ferruginous mineral water springs. These thermo-mineral waters have been used for therapeutic treatments since ancient times. The village of Agnana is part of the ‘’Slow Life‘’ project, is ideal for a relaxing holiday that invites you to slow down and is a short distance from the Costa dei Gelsomini.

The properties of the Caronte Thermal Baths in Lamezia Terme have been known since Roman times. They offer sulphurous-sulphate-alkaline-earthy waters that are ideal for therapeutic and wellness treatments. The modern establishment offers baths, mud baths and inhalation treatments. Situated at the foot of Mount Elias, the natural open-air pool gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the sulphurous water while enjoying a splendid panorama.

The natural hot spring called Cave of the Nymphs is a natural cove embedded in the rocky walls, in the beautiful scenery of the Pollino National Park. Its waters reach up to 30°C and are rich in sulphur. The cave is accessible free of charge and offers you a unique experience of relaxation and well-being.

You can also visit the municipality of Cerchiara di Calabria, famous for its bread with a unique flavour and aroma.