Discover Maratea: The pearl of the tyrrhenian sea

Maratea, a charming town in Basilicata, is known as the “Pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea” for the beauty of its landscapes, its crystalline sea and its rich historical and cultural heritage. Discover what to visit in Maratea!

Christ the Redeemer

The undisputed symbol of Maratea, the statue of Christ the Redeemer stands on Mount San Biagio, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the coast and surrounding mountains.

The Historic Center

Walking through the streets of the historic center of Maratea, you can admire ancient buildings, artisan workshops and the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, with its suggestive bell tower..

The beaches of Maratea

The beaches of Maratea are among the most beautiful on the Tyrrhenian coast. Don’t miss the Black Beach, characterized by dark sand of volcanic origin, and the beach of Cala Jannita, a small corner of paradise.

The Caves of Maratea

For nature and speleology lovers, the Maratea Caves offer spectacular scenery with stalactites and stalagmites that create unique and fascinating shapes.

The Port of Maratea

The picturesque port of Maratea is a perfect place to stroll among boats and seafood restaurants, enjoying the authentic seaside atmosphere of the town.

Excursions and Nature

In the surroundings of Maratea there are numerous opportunities for trekking and adventure, such as excursions in the Pollino Park or diving in the crystal clear waters to explore the seabed.

Discover the charm of this pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea and let yourself be conquered by its timeless beauty!