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Ancient city on the Gulf of Policastro, dating from Greek times, Maratea is the only portion of Lucania on the Tyrrhenian
Sea, along which it stretches for about 30 km. It is both spectator and creator of an enchanting coastline, enlivened with
rocks and shallows, creeks and caves, big and small beaches, and dotted with pines, olive trees, oaks, carobs and holm-oaks.
The age-old vegetation, with a riot of wild rosemary, myrtle and broom, hugs the slopes of the surrounding mountains, now
standing out against the unfathomed depths of the sea, now curving down to melt into the Appennine range. Perched on the
side of Mount St. Blaise, Maratea, under the picturesque mantle of its reddish roofs, with its narrow little streets
winding under ancient arches and its flights of well-worn steps, reaches out towards the sea, over whose transparent waters,
ranging through a myriad colours from emerald to turquoise to periwinkle, the glorious sunsets spread their dying fire.
Against the background of a handful of fishermen's cottages dozing beside the water, the Port, harbouring both old fishing
craft and modern boats, drinks in the bustle and chatter of its welcome visitors. Above it all, the Risen Christ, robed in
white marble, appears to be bestowing a benediction upon the superb natural panorama.
Maratea is made even more charming by the large choice of accommodation facilities on offer.
The
coast
The port
The
town
The castle and the Redeemer
The realization of these pages was possible thanks to the contribution of the APT Basilicata
Maratea accommodation in Hotel Farm House Farm Holiday Bed&Breakfast Camping Holiday Home Rooms for rent Residence Tourist Village Camp site.
Maratea holiday in Hotel
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Ancient city on the Gulf of Policastro, dating from Greek times, Maratea is the only portion of Lucania on the Tyrrhenian
Sea, along which it stretches for about 30 km. It is both spectator and creator of an enchanting coastline, enlivened with
rocks and shallows, creeks and caves, big and small beaches, and dotted with pines, olive trees, oaks, carobs and holm-oaks.The age-old vegetation, with a riot of wild rosemary, myrtle and broom, hugs the slopes of the surrounding mountains, now standing out against the unfathomed depths of the sea, now curving down to melt into the Appennine range. Perched on the side of Mount St. Blaise, Maratea, under the picturesque mantle of its reddish roofs, with its narrow little streets winding under ancient arches and its flights of well-worn steps, reaches out towards the sea, over whose transparent waters, ranging through a myriad colours from emerald to turquoise to periwinkle, the glorious sunsets spread their dying fire.
Against the background of a handful of fishermen's cottages dozing beside the water, the Port, harbouring both old fishing craft and modern boats, drinks in the bustle and chatter of its welcome visitors. Above it all, the Risen Christ, robed in white marble, appears to be bestowing a benediction upon the superb natural panorama.
Maratea is made even more charming by the large choice of accommodation facilities on offer.
The coast
The port
The town
The castle and the Redeemer
| The realization of these pages was possible thanks to the contribution of the APT Basilicata |
Maratea accommodation in Hotel Farm House Farm Holiday Bed&Breakfast Camping Holiday Home Rooms for rent Residence Tourist Village Camp site.
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