Villetta a schiera Strada Statale 106 Ionica, Isca sullo Ionio

Isca Golden Beach Resort is a very special small development on the shores of the Ionian Sea in the deep south of Italy in beautiful, unspoilt Calabria.
The Isca Golden Beach Resort is one of the company’s smaller developments comprising just eight luxury villas, which are now being made available to discerning buyers who cannot fail to be enchanted by the lovely setting, just 100m away from the azure waters of the Ionian Sea and a four kilometer long clean, white sandy beach.
All are two bedroom, two bathroom townhouses with kitchens, living rooms, balconies and private gardens. The architect has given each home a light and airy, spacious feel to enjoy the gentle, warm climate to great advantage. This exclusive small development, tastefully designed to make the most of the beautiful setting, boasts pool for adults and for children.

Owners can also enjoy the facilities at the VIP Sporting Club, which is just five minutes away. Here there is white sand for the children to enjoy, a playground, showers, a bar, and restaurant as well as a popular outside disco. The nearby Sports Centre offers a fitness zone with an aerobics room, dance and step classes, exercise bikes, running and weight machines. The second floor of the building has its own sports shop and a cafe with a pool view, games room, internet access and Sky Television.
The town’s Marina is under construction and will have moorings for 300 boats. Boats can be hired and trips out on to the Ionian Sea arranged.
The area is perfect for anyone who enjoys watersports. An unique black coral reef was recently discovered and the area is rich in underwater archaeology too. Sailing and windsurfing are a popular locally and easily available.
Golfers will be delighted to learn that there is a nine hole golf course at Sant’Andrea just 10 minutes down the road and another at nearby Santa Caterina.

The Isca Golden Beach Resort is just outside the pretty Italian hillside village of Isca, set in fragrant pines on a rocky slope. The town is a maze of tiny streets dating back to medieval times and is now home to lovely restaurants and bars as well as local shops.
Close by is stylish Soverato, known as the gem of the Ionian, which is packed with bars and restaurants. The town has a famous market as well as designer boutiques and jewellers in the pedestrianised centre which overlooks the beautiful bay, the Gulf of Squillace. A popular holiday centre, in summer there is a nightly funfair on the town’s beach.
The Romans loved their food and Calabria became an important part of their expanding empire. Southern Italy’s warm year round climate was as perfect then as it is today for growing fruit, vegetables and grapes for delicious wines, as well as olive groves. The sea provides wonderful fresh fish too. The distinctive local cuisine is not only delicious but healthy in the bargain.
The Southern Italian Riviera has an ideal climate for relaxation and forgetting the cares of the world! The temperature seldom