Where We Are
Il Querceto Relais is located in a privileged position in the province of Reggio Calabria, just a short distance from the center of the charming medieval village of Gerace. Nestled in the heart of the Locride area, it offers a complete travel experience that blends medieval history, spirituality, and authentic flavors.
Natural Surroundings
The Relais is immersed in an authentic and unspoiled landscape, where nature still preserves its rhythms and original beauty. Surrounded by olive groves, centuries-old oak trees, and rolling hills, guests can enjoy moments of peace and rejuvenation, far from the noise and stress of everyday life.
The Sea of the Locride
The Sea of the Locride Just a few minutes from Il Querceto Relais are some of the most beautiful beaches along Calabria’s Ionian coast, with crystal-clear waters and wide stretches of sand. The seaside towns of Locri, Siderno, and Roccella Ionica offer well-equipped beach clubs, seafront restaurants, and promenades perfect for sunset walks.
Staying at Il Querceto Relais means enjoying a complete holiday experience among the sea, nature, and historic villages of beautiful and welcoming Calabria.
What Our Guests Say
We take pride in serving our guests with the best experience. Read what they say.
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