Maratea, from Land to Sea…and Viceversa
In 1965, on the highest point of Monte San Biagio, the imposing statue of Christ the Redeemer was erected. Besides …
Basilicata Seaside
The coast of Basilicata is divided into two: the Tyrrhenian portion boasts 30km of shores while the Ionian side has 40km. In just a couple of hours by car, you can experience two completely different coastlines. The Ionian beaches are characterized by sand and shallow waters perfect for children while the Tyrrhenian Sea boasts secret coves and is much wilder.
Here are the best spots:
Matera’s Ionian Coast: Metaponto and Pisticci
Matera’s Ionian Coast is a gorgeous stretch of paradise on Earth. By now, most travelers have heard of Matera, the …
Metaponto: Beaches and the Doric Temple of Hera
Metaponto is a delightful seaside resort located in the municipality of Bernalda about 48 km from Matera. Along the coast, …
Policoro and Nova Siri on Basilicata’s Ionian Coast
Italy’s Basilicata region is one of the few that has two coastlines- one on the Tyrrhenian side and the other …
