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Calea is your gateway to one of the most fascinating areas in Italy.
The Phlegraean Fields await you with volcanic landscapes that are unique in the world: emerald-coloured lakes such as Averno - which the ancient Romans considered the gateway to the underworld, ancient craters such as Solfatara di Pozzuoli where the earth smokes and reminds us of its restless nature, archaeological sites that tell the story of thousands of years of history.
A land where nature and history merge, where every corner holds a discovery, where beauty is never taken for granted.
Bacoli is not just the place where we chose to build Calea: it is home.
An authentic seaside village where time has preserved the essence of a life linked to the sea, where the rhythms are still those marked by the seasons and the tides, not by traffic and haste.
Stroll along the seafront breathing in the salty air, discover the Piscina Mirabilis, a masterpiece of Roman engineering that once supplied water to the entire imperial fleet, and marvel at the Baia Sommersa, the ancient Roman city preserved below sea level, visit the Casina Vanvitelliana which seems to float on Lake Fusaro and the Aragonese Castle of Baia, with its archaeological museum and breathtaking view of the gulf.
Lose yourself in the streets of the historic centre, where every stone tells stories of fishermen, merchants and families who built their lives here.
Bacoli is a candidate for Capital of Culture 2028: a territory that looks to the future while valuing its roots, just as we do.
A few kilometres from Bacoli, Naples welcomes you with its unmistakable energy: the historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the museums that house treasures, the pizza that is a world heritage site, and the street life that never sleeps.
A short ferry ride away, Ischia and Procida await you: crystal clear waters, colourful villages that look like nativity scenes, natural spas where you can relax while gazing at the sea, beaches that look like they were painted by an artist in love with light.