Tourist routes starting from Matera and reaching the sea
MATERAMARE, the first Lucanian tourist destination brand that invites you to discover the authentic soul of Basilicata.
MATERAMARE is not just an itinerary, it’s an experience that transforms your trip into an unforgettable adventure. Our tourist routes guide you through a mosaic of emotions, cultures, and traditions, starting from the majestic Matera – European Capital of Culture 2019 – to the crystal-clear waters of the Ionian Sea.
We are passionately dedicated to promoting responsible and sustainable tourism. Through MATERAMARE, you will be able to:
Basilicata is a land of contrasts and natural wonders. With MATERAMARE, you will explore:
Each stop on your journey will be an opportunity to connect with the region’s untouched nature.
MATERAMARE is designed for:
🎨 Culture enthusiasts: immerse yourself in the millennial history of Basilicata
🌿 Eco-tourists: explore the unique biodiversity of the region
🌍 International visitors: experience authentic Italian life off the beaten path
🇮🇹 Italian travellers: rediscover the hidden beauty of your country
Are you ready for an experience that will touch your heart and soul? MATERAMARE awaits to guide you on an unforgettable journey through Basilicata.
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MATERAMARE – Where every step tells a story, every view reveals a secret, and every moment becomes a precious memory.
In creating the experience, efforts were made to: construct a narrative world; immerse people in stories; develop plots rather than services; have people experience (not just visit) the company.
If you tell me, I forget; if you explain it to me, I remember; if you involve me, I share it...
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