The Luna flat is truly a fascinating place steeped in history, with its links to the past and its unique charm.

It is dug into the rock, in the underground part of what was the Convent of the Poor Clares until 1807. It was designed by architect Luigi Giffone, one of the best architects of the 20th century and a leading figure in Tropea culture, and built using internal parts of a wartime submarine. The location in the heart of the historic centre of Tropea, on the famous cliff, offers a breathtaking view and a very special atmosphere.

Its two levels, with a total of about 150 square metres, offer well-organised and cosy spaces, including a kitchen with a living room on the upper floor and two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a Jacuzzi on the lower floor. The jacuzzi invites relaxation and wellbeing, while the panoramic view of the sea and Tropea's beaches provides unforgettable emotions. Without a doubt, the Luna flat is an extraordinary place where history, comfort and beauty come together to offer a unique and unforgettable experience to anyone who stays there.