Vincenzo, the host, a young and promising guy is friendly and helpful, ready to meet the needs of guests and provide useful information about the area. He knows the city and surrounding areas well, able to recommend restaurants, places of interest and local activities. A young, sunny man who is known for his authenticity and genuineness, creating a relationship of trust with guests. With his dazzling smile he manages the B&B with cordiality and professionalism as well as efficiency, thus ensuring a quality service but at the same time authenticity and genuineness.

CaLaDream B&B and the new pearl in the heart of Trebisacce, offers a unique hospitality experience, where comfort and hospitality blend together for an unforgettable stay. A welcoming and refined environment, where every detail has been taken care of to ensure a pleasant and relaxing experience. "Our B&B is the ideal solution for those looking for an alternative to hotels, wanting a more intimate and familiar atmosphere. Each room is an oasis of relaxation, well furnished and equipped with all the comforts necessary for a perfect stay, with private bathroom, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV and other useful services for a pleasant stay. We are proud to be a point of reference for those looking for an unforgettable travel experience, where simplicity and charm intertwine, where the passion for hospitality and attention to detail blend together to create a unique atmosphere.

The B&B CaLaDream is located in the heart of the city of Trebisacce in via Alfredo Lutri d known for hosting some of the most intense and discussed rites of the Calabrian Holy Week, with the "Vattienti" who hit each other with the "cardo". The street can be a place that offers the opportunity to taste typical Calabrian dishes and discover local traditions whose roots lie in ancient Greek and Mycenaean cultures. Some identify Trebisacce as the ancient Vicenumo, known for its strategic position and for the meaning of its name, which refers to the shape of the land on which it is built. The name derives from the Greek Trapezakion which means "shelf, small table. Its origins are remote as demonstrated by the archaeological excavations in Broglio, home to one of the first protohistoric villages in Calabria which has revealed Mycenaean finds of considerable interest. The etymology of the name Trapezakion, some rock churches and the Mother Church (12th century) dedicated to St. Nicholas of Mira date back to the Byzantine period. The old town with the decline of Muslim invasions has gradually moved closer to the sea. From the hill called Monte Mostarico, you can enjoy a wide panorama that opens onto the entire Gulf of Taranto. .