Even so Basilicata is mostly known for its forests and mountains dotted with small and charming villages on top of them, it also touches two seas: Ionian and Tyrrhenian. After driving by Craco and spending a night at a “BioAgriturismo” in Calvera I made my way to the Tyrrhenian coast, to Maratea in the Gulf of Policastro. High coasts with small beaches and turquoise cristallclear water.
Scalea
Praia a Mare
View from my balcony for the next two days, one of the very few times I stayed at a hotel.
