About Basilicata
Basilicata is an undiscovered and unspoilt region situated between Campania, Calabria and Puglia. Stunning coastlines, fishing villages, rugged mountains and green valleys are only a few of the attractions on offer. The tourist season runs from June to September.
Our range of accommodation includes various villas - some with pool - and self catering apartments in Basilicata.
The town of Maratea sits on the best of the coastline and benefits from sandy coves and crystal clear water. The town consists of two distinct parts. A small fishing village and harbour nestle below a collection of colourful houses, restaurants and bars. Overlooking all this is Belvedere point on which stands a huge marble statue of Christ. The old town makes up the second area, perched on the hillside, with narrow streets, charming squares and a mix of shops to suit all tastes.
The second town of Basilicata is Matera, which stands 401m above sea level and is divided into an ancient part called I Sassi and a modern town extending over the plain above. Matera's major attraction is certainly I Sassi, an agglomeration of almost completely abandoned houses carved out of stufa rock. This cave town, dating back to the 8th century, consists of tiny houses without windows, damp walls and earthen floors used by the local population until 1952. Apart from the charm of this unique place, in Matera tourists can visit almost 120 little churches, some decorated with medieval frescos, a 15th century castle and a cathedral.