Maratea sits high, overlooking the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea. It mixes nature's wonders with man's designs. This hill village, with its forests and sea views, offers peace in Italy's south. Stay long or stop by on a tour, Maratea's beauty, its beaches, marina, and the hilltop Christ statue, will stick with you.
Maratea shines beyond its looks. They call it "the town with 44 churches." But there's more to Maratea than religion. Its tight streets and old buildings dodge modern tourism. They show a life that cherishes slow living and cultural preservation. In this guide, we walk straight into Maratea's core, revealing what's best kept quiet.
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