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Oliveto Beach jest usytuowana w Tyrrhenian Sea i zajmuje 62. miejsce wśród 144 plaż w Prowincja Salerno. Odległość do głównego miasta - Salerno wynosi 99 km. Najbliższą miejscowością jest Fortino, której centrum znajduje się 0,8 km stąd.
A naturalny otoczenie miejsca powstał z mieszanki teren górzysty oraz turkusowy koloru wody. Ta plaża z piasek i kamyki ciągnie się na 1,6 kilometrów wzdłuż malowniczego wybrzeża Tyrrhenian Sea. Głębokość zwiększa się nieco, obuwie do wody jest zalecane.
Dostępna jest również doskonała infrastruktura i szeroki wybór usług: prysznice, szezlongi i parasole, przebieralnie, sanitariaty, restauracje. Plaża jest nadzorowana przez ratowników.
Podróżni mogą znaleźć około 2 kawiarni dostępnych pieszo, najbliższy lokal Lido Delphinus jest usytuowany bezpośrednio na plaży.
Najbliższe zakwaterowanie jest oddalone o 50 m, a dostępnych jest jeszcze 35 innych opcji zakwaterowania w promieniu 3 km.
Plaża jest popularna wśród różnych grup podróżnych takich jak: osoby starsze lub biwakowicze lub rodziny z maluchami lub poszukiwacze spokoju lub posiadacze zwierząt domowych. Oferuje różne aktywności dla miłośników aktywności na świeżym powietrzu takie jak windsurfing, stand-up paddle.
Dostępna bez żadnych problemów samochodem lub taksówką, nie wymaga długiego spaceru.
Najcieplejszym miesiącem jest sierpień - temperatura powietrza w tym czasie osiąga 28.6°C, a wody do 28.3°C. Najchłodniejszym miesiącem jest styczeń - temperatura powietrza spada do 8.2°C, a wody do 15.5°C.
Wszystkie plaże w obecnym obszarze
Join this private tour and explore Melfi, a town brimming with history, culture, and breathtaking views. Begin at the Castle of Frederick II, a symbol of Norman power, and visit the National Archaeological Museum, where you'll find unique artifacts like polychrome vases and the famous Roman marble sarcophagus. Next, visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, with its imposing white façade and enchanting interior, featuring elegant columns, gilded ceilings, and architectural details that reveal centuries of religious history. End your journey with a stroll through the historic center, wandering the ancient medieval streets and stone houses, while enjoying stunning views of Mount Vulture. This unforgettable experience blends art, history, and nature, perfect for those wanting to discover the wonders of Melfi.
Discover the magic of the Pollino National Park with a unique snowshoeing adventure! Immerse yourself in an enchanted landscape where snow transforms forests and trails into a winter paradise. Accompanied by expert guides, you will walk along breathtaking paths that reveal the untouched beauty of this natural gem. Let yourself be enveloped by the tranquility of the mountains: the crunch of snow beneath your feet, the crisp air filling your lungs, and the panoramic views unfolding in all their majesty. Every moment is an opportunity to reconnect with nature and recharge your spirit. This experience is much more than a simple walk: it’s a sensory and emotional journey. With every step, you’ll uncover the wonders that only the snowy Pollino can offer. Get ready to experience an adventure that will stay in your heart, surrounded by fairy-tale landscapes and pure magic.
Experience a unique adventure in the heart of the Lucanian Appennine National Park, where untouched nature and snowy landscapes will provide you with an unforgettable journey. Located in the province of Potenza, this enchanting corner is perfect for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Start your snowshoeing adventure on the northern slopes of Monte Pierfaone, walking along charming trails through impressive beech forests. You’ll ascend to the mountain ridge and reach the summit of Monte Arioso at 1709 meters, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views that stretch from the gentle hills of Matera to the deep blue of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The excitement of the chairlift will take you to 1700 meters, from where you’ll continue your adventure with snowshoes. This excursion will create unforgettable memories as you immerse yourself in the beauty of the Lucanian mountains.
Of spectacular and wild beauty, the GORGES of GARAVINA, are characterized by a fault in the rock that once served as a barrier to a small glacial lake. The route consists of the ascent of the GORGES and winds through water and rock walls about 300 m high, offering breathtaking views, adrenaline and lots of fun. The route consists of approaching with a trek, crossing gorges and returning from the same route.
See Maratea from its most captivating perspective—the sea. Glide across clear water on a guided stand-up paddleboard experience that reveals the wild beauty of Basilicata’s coastline, from dramatic rock formations to quiet coves and hidden marine corners. No previous experience is required. The tour is suitable for first-time paddlers and beginners, with an instructor providing clear guidance and support throughout the activity so you can enjoy the experience at a comfortable pace. Choose a 1-, 2- or 3-hour option depending on how much of the coast you want to explore, with longer tours offering more time to reach secluded spots and take in the scenery. This peaceful, motor-free adventure combines light activity, nature and relaxation, making it a great choice for couples, families and travellers looking for an original way to experience Maratea away from the crowds.
The itinerary begins in Melfi at the majestic Melfi Castle, a symbol of Norman and medieval power, featuring imposing towers and fortified walls. Inside, visitors can explore courtyards, halls, and historic corridors, as well as the National Archaeological Museum Massimo Pallottino, which houses artifacts from Lucanian and Roman populations, including weapons, ceramics, and funerary goods. Particularly noteworthy is the marble sarcophagus from Rapolla, decorated with reliefs depicting deities and the figure of the deceased. The tour continues to the Belvedere dei Normanni, offering stunning views over the Vulture area and surrounding hills and landscapes. It then proceeds to the Cathedral of Saint Maria Assunta, a blend of Romanesque and Baroque styles, with richly decorated interiors and artworks. Nearby stands the Episcopal Palace. The itinerary concludes at Porta Venosina and along Via Federico II, among bastions and walls that tell the story of the city’s medieval past.
Discover the authentic flavors of southern Italy with this winery tour and Aglianico wine tasting experience in Barile, in the heart of Basilicata. Visit the historic Barone cellar and modern production areas, and learn about the winemaking process and tasting techniques. After the guided tour, choose your tasting experience: I Love Vulture (1 hour) includes 4 wines: Paternoster Assensi Falanghina Spumante Brut, Vulcanico Falanghina Basilicata IGT, Synthesi Aglianico del Vulture DOC, and Don Anselmo Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG. Welcome in Paternoster (1.5 hours) includes 6 wines with local food pairings: Assensi Brut, Vulcanico Falanghina, Bariliott Aglianico DOC, Synthesi DOC, Don Anselmo DOCG, and a back vintage. Tommasi Family Experience (2 hours) features 6 wines from different Italian regions, including Aglianico, Primitivo, and Etna Rosso, paired with local delicacies. The tour is wheelchair-accessible, except for some cellar areas that are not central to the tour.
The route begins at the Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo, a medieval gem in the Parco del Vulture, among history and monastic traditions, visiting the church and the cave. It continues along woodland trails to the Small Lake of Monticchio, surrounded by beech and holm oak trees, a peaceful place ideal for relaxing and taking photos in nature. The walk goes on along scenic paths, including the Pista dei Briganti, leading to the Belvedere del Vulture, which offers spectacular views over the lakes and volcanic hills. Along the way, we will also visit the ruins of the Abbey of Sant’Ippolito, a testimony to the medieval past. You will then reach the Large Lake of Monticchio, known for its calm waters and landscapes, with plants and animals typical of this volcanic area formed millions of years ago by eruptions of Mount Vulture. The tour ends at a panoramic spot between the two lakes, offering a complete experience among nature, history, and spirituality in the heart of Basilicata.
Experience a 2-hour tour of the ancient ruins of Pompeii led by a professional archaeologist guide and skip the line tickets included in a small group of maximum 20 people. Walk through the ruins and explore this ancient city, buried by Vesuvius in 79 AD. Learn about the history of the town and how the Romans lived and see all the most important public buildings and private houses. Visit the Western part of the town. You will see the Marina Gate, the Basilica, the Forum, the baths, the Lupanar (brothel), the bakery, the house of Faun, the Termopolium, the main street, the Plaster Casts of the dead's, and the Theaters. The tour is available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and German and starts at the main entrance of Pompeii Ruins, called Porta Marina Superiore.
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