"Le Sirene" is a small "guesthouse" located in Frazione Lago di Castellabate, born in May 2017 and managed by the young people of the family. In this concept are enclosed both the experiences around the world and the tradition of hospitality handed down from generations. Our house, in fact, can boast to have hosted the first tourists of the entire hamlet since 1958. We have chosen this name to recall the legend of these fantastic creatures who, according to Homer and other tales handed down, lived off the island of Licosa, in Salerno and Naples, the same that gave the name to the rooms "Leucosia", "Ligea" and "Partenope". Attentive to the details and cleanliness of the rooms, we strive to make our guests feel at home and let them know the wonders of our territory.

Customer experience. This is what we are aiming for. Our guest will have to live up to 360 degrees our structure, our opportunities, our services and our territory rich in history and traditions.

Castellabate: [kastɛllabate] (Castiellabbate in Cilento dialect) is a common Italian sparse with a municipal seat in the hamlet Santa Maria. The country, whose population amounts to 9,230 inhabitants, is located on the Cilentana coast (province of Salerno) in Campania and its territory completely falls within the national park of Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni, declared in 1998 world heritage of humanity by 'UNESCO. Its marine environments are the protected marine area of ​​Santa Maria di Castellabate. Lago: The first news of this hamlet dates back to the XII century, when the area was mainly made up of a swamp (probably for this reason its name is due) because of the continuous overflow of the Laris river that completely crossed the promontory. The territory was reclaimed by the Benedictines of the Abbey of Cava de Tirreni in 1138, when the castle of the Abbot Simeone, successor of Costabile Gentilcore, was built. Campsites, restaurants, meeting places and a very long golden beach are the frame of this place that in recent years has developed in an admirable way its tourist vocation.