Hotels Maratea, Guesthouses Maratea and Residences Maratea

Maratea, the most popualr seaside resort of Basilicata, nestles just in the heart of the Gulf of Policastro and develops on the slopes of Colle di San Biagio. Its coastline is peppered with enchanting promontories, impressive cliffs and intimate coves which are interspersed with a lush Mediterranean shrubland.

Maratea's elegant hotels give guests the possibility to take advantage of high-quality services and facilities. The local family-run guest houses give them the possibility to enjoy the utmost relax and tranquillity while taking advantage of comfortable rooms and well-kept spaces. Maratea's farm houses give guests the possibility to taste excellent food and wine products, while the local residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for both families and groups of friends.

San Biagio Hill is dominated by the huge Statue of the Redeemer, which is the symbol of Maratea. This 21-metre-high statue is the most representative landmark of every view of the city, which nestles below it and extends from the sea to the mountains. The town layout is characterized by narrow streets, ancient nooks and crannies, small squares and prestigious buildings. One of the most beautiful sacred buildings is the  Church of St. Maria Maggiore, but the city's old town is embellished by plenty of further majestic churches. Not to be missed is the Sanctuary of St. Biagio, which rises next to the Statue of the Reedemer and boasts breathtaking views over the underlying landscape.
Tourists flocking to Maratea will have the possibility to take advantage of plenty of different fun and recreation opportunities. The coastline is a real natural haven which can be explored visiting a different beach every day or one of the local islands, such as the Island of Santo Janni. Guests will have the possibility to perform exciting sports activities, climb, undertake pleasant boat trips and dive across the fascinating shoal of the surrounding area. The lovers of nature will have the possibility to go for exciting excursions across the hinterland: they will have the opportunity to climb to the top of the 1500-metre-high Mount Coccovello or to visit the fascinating rock complex of the caves of Fiumicello.