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How to Get Here
By train. Once you arrive at the FS train station, take the public bus or the Sita bus and get off at the bus stop 10 meters away from the Hotel.
By plane. From the Capodichino Airport in Naples, take the "tangenziale" bypass and follow the street signs to 'Autostrade A30/Salerno’; continue on E841 to ‘Salerno/E45/A3/Reggio Calabria’ and take the A3 exit to Reggio Calabria. Continue on the A3 to Salerno / Reggio Calabria to the Contursi Terme exit. Take the Fondo Valle Sele towards Contursi Terme Est and exit at Contursi Terme Bagni (a 75-minute ride). From Pontecagnano, Amalfi Coast Salerno Airport, take the A3 Salerno / Reggio Calabria and follow the directions above (a 35-minute drive).
By car. Starting from Salerno: take highway A3 Salerno/ Reggio Calabria towards Reggio Calabria and take the Contursi Terme exit; get on the Fondo Valle Sele towards Contursi Terme Est and exit at Contursi Terme Bagni (a 35-minute ride). Starting form Potenza: take the Salerno / Reggio Calabria highway towards Salerno, exit at Contursi Terme, get on the Fondo Valle Sele towards Contursi Terme Est, and exit at Contursi Terme Bagni (a 35-minute ride). Starting form Avellino: take the Ofantina State Route towards Contursi Terme and exit at Contursi Terme Bagni (a 45-minute ride).
Location
Immersed in the green Sele Valley and completed by a modern wellness center, Hotel Terme Capasso is located in Contursi Terme, one of the most interesting towns in the province of Salerno, an area full of art works, awesome architecture and exciting natural journeys.
In the Sele Valley, finds and remains from the Roman times are still being unearthed. Contact the hotel staff to get detailed information on a discovery tour of Ancient Volcei, the archaeological area of Paestum or the ruins of Velia; also, don't forget to get transported by the evocative sights of the excavations at Pompeii and Herculaneum, one of the most popular tourist sites in Campania.
During the month of November, the town of Paestum (20-minutes by car), celebrates the Exchange of Archaeological Tourism, a particularly interesting event for the professionals of this sector.
If you love religious tourism and extended strolls along nature, the Northern area of the Sele Valley features sacred buildings, CAI (Italian Alpine Club) trails and small villages, with atmospheres still evocative of the past, where folklore and gastronomic traditions are celebrated in parties and town festivals featuring lots of good food.
Along the banks of the Sele river that flows by Contursi Terme, you will find picnic areas and pleasant strolls, while if you go towards the center of town, you will have a chance to admire numerous churches, the remains of the home of the ancient lords, awesome palazzi and the last remaining of a series of original access roads into Contursi: the ‘Scala Longa’ entrance.
A stay in Campania will inevitably take you to along the extraordinary Amalfi Coast, a waterfront route capable of enchanting all visitors with the history of seafaring towns like Amalfi and Atrani, the splendid villas of Ravello, the islands of Capri and Ischia, and the famous Sorrento.
The Gulf of Salerno and the Gulf of Policastro comprise the region of Cilento, most of which is included in the protected reserve of the National Park of the Cilento and of the Valley of Diano; territories suspended between history, mythological legends and nature which are still uncontaminated. Not to be missed!