Grisolia & Maierà

Two Medieval boroughs that lay silently on the mountains only few hundreds of metres away from each other but dramatically separated by a deep ravine. Maierà's feudal manor is situated at the top of the town and Grisolia's "Madonna delle Grazie" Church, houses rests of the 15th and 18th century.

Buonvicino

This small village appears almost unexpectedly, between the green mountains and hill tops. It is particular in twisted alleyways that intercept each other and hosts the ancient Mother Church. The town's piazza houses a recently built Gazebo where you can admire a breathtaking view of the high green mountains that cross each other creating a natural frame for the Tyrrhenian that can be spotted in the distance.

Suggested time of visit to Grisolia: Half a Day.

Suggested time of visit to Maierà and Buonvicino: Half a Day

Papasidero

Lying in a wild and coarse scenery between the mountains thickly overgrown with woods and dotted with rocky peaks, Papasidero hosts a prehistoric site, "Riparo del Romito", destination of many visitors. This site houses the "Grotta del Romito" a grotto that preserves an engravement of the Palaeolithic and many other remains such as animal rests, pieces of crockery and skeletons of that period. Papasidero also hosts a Monastery, and various churches that house frescoes and remains of 14th and 17th centuries. 

Maratea

This ancient town perched in a strategic position over one of the most beautiful parts of the Gulf of Policastro, overlooks the rugged coast and the clear blue Tyrrhenian. It hosts a 22 metre tall statue of Christ, made out of marble, second only to the one in Rio de Janeiro. Visit the Port, "S.Biagio" Sanctuary and the remains of "old" Maratea.

Suggested time of visit to Papasidero: One Day

Suggested time of visit to Maratea: One Day